Another trial in Medicine and Science In Sports and Exercise found a similar boost in
aerobic performance while the subjects kept up levels of glutathione, a molecule that promotes cellular health (and usually diminishes as it fights free radicals released by intense exercise).
in Medicine and Science In Sports and Exercise found a similar boost in
aerobic performance while the subjects kept up levels of glutathione, a molecule that promotes cellular health (and usually diminishes as it fights free radicals released by intense exercise).
Not exact matches
For context, it said that
while «ergogenic effects of caffeine on
aerobic or endurance exercise are well documented,» its impact on «high - intensity, primarily anaerobic
performance, was not well understood.»
For example, training
while fasted could impair
performance of repeated anaerobic exercise (such as HITT training or CrossFit), but seems to have little effect on
aerobic power (for example, running) and muscular strength.
While your body's
performance readiness fluctuates several times a day, the
aerobic system improves on the scale of weeks and months.
I think that
while excess carbs before mid-range intensity
aerobic exercise (e.g., a 1 hour run or a 2 hour bike ride) would not be necessary to improve
performance, that they would tend to improve
performance before exercise that is mainly glycolysis - dependent (e.g., heavy weight lifting).