Sentences with phrase «human athletes»

This would match the recommendations to use carbohydrate containing liquids for human athletes on an hourly basis during long competitions.

One study performed on human athletes found that participants drank up to 37 % more water if the temperature was cold!

Just as human athletes need endurance and strength related to their sport, so do dogs.

Just like human athletes (or humans who have been battling a stomach flu for days), rabbits who are in desperate need of calories may benefit from eating oatmeal.

The goal of her research is to develop new strategies to improve healing and prevent irreversible joint disease and chronic pain in equine and human athletes who suffer orthopedic injuries.

We know from human athletes how important muscle memory is to fast and effective learning of physical skills.

One study found that exposing male mice for one - fifth of their lifespan to steroid doses comparable to those taken by human athletes caused a high frequency of early deaths.

These comparisons fail to illustrate that dogs, unlike human athletes, have no choice about their participation.

Just like top human athletes, these dogs go through extensive training to build up their strength and stamina before a match.

Also, I wouldn't rule out the high energy foods made for human athletes (energy bar type things).

And the dogs, you will notice, are enjoying the competition and all the attention as much as human athletes!

Like human athletes, canine athletes are more prone to injury.

I checked into hypoglycemia in human athletes using the PubMed site and there was one article recommending carbohydrate loading the day before an event and then using carbohydrate containing liquids (I forgot to save this article so I can't reference it exactly but their recommendation was to drink 100 ml of the liquids every 30 to 60 minutes, I think.

Many elite human athletes use prolotherapy to strengthen their weak ligamentous tissues to prevent against future tears and injury.

Although even a single death is grave and worthy of investigation, considering that over 1,000 dogs have entered each year, the percentage of canine athlete fatalities from the Iditarod is low in comparison to deaths of human athletes participating in auto racing and contact sports.

There's much speculation or confirmation that many human athletes, like baseball's Barry Bonds, Russian female Olympic weight lifters, and others have taken substances for better muscular strength, greater endurance, or speedier recovery.

Many elite human athletes use prolotherapy to strengthen their weak tissues to prevent future injury.

Human athletes do not inspire this agreeable kind of horror.

Some populations migrate 2,500 km each autumn from Svalbard to Scotland, yet in the run up to migration they fly for only a few minutes each day — short bursts of flight that perhaps mirror the modern high - intensity training (HIT) regimes human athletes use to boost maximal aerobic capacity.

Undeterred, advocates for the immediate use of stem cell therapy in human athletes point to successes with racehorses as the best evidence that the treatment works.

Similar human athletes, pitbulls need to consume more protein, carbs, and fat in their diet in comparison to most other breeds.

Just as human athletes often require joint replacements too soon, pets that overwork themselves can too.

When speaking to the press, Iditarod veterinarians and other officials frequently make analogies between dogs that die during the Iditarod and young, healthy human athletes who unexpectedly expire while participating in sports.

This theory has definitely been mentioned in the literature but recent studies in human athletes seem to show that glucose levels may drop to levels that would ordinarily be indicative of hypoglycemia without any clinical signs of low blood sugar levels.

Fortified foods and dietary supplements geared towards human athletes, however, are not safe for our pets.

If your dog needs to be physically fit and always on the go for various events, dog shows, canine jobs, and anything which requires physical ability, then you might want to consider the right conditioning strategy for him, just as a normal human athlete would do.

She likens the Working Dog Center to the Olympic training facility for human athletes.

Athletics dogs are not dissimilar from human athletes who require a more demanding, nutrient dense diet to maintain their high - performance levels.

Research on human athletes is changing what we know about stretching.

Second, ideally your dog should have started training as a puppy if you really intend him to be a canine athlete, just as human athletes in gymnastics and other sports start training while they are young.

«It is not clear whether these or other similar attempts reached the stage of actual use in human athletes, but there seem to be few technical barriers standing in the way.»

Human athletes can not compete at high levels without their various performance enhancements: their supplements, dietary or hormonal; their chemical manipulations, licit or illicit.

Kent Cox turned Bushwacker into the greatest bucking bull in history — and their bond was as deep as that between any trainer and human athlete.

Human athletes, too, seem to follow this pattern.

The researchers also pointed to the lack of evidence for enhanced performance in horses and human athletes.

Bright colors may also indicate good genes, in the way the strong physique of a human athlete is a direct indicator of that individual's health and vitality.

Taking steroids is a definite no - no for human athletes, but treating plants with steroids could offer performance enhancement of a more desirable nature by boosting the biomass and seed yields of...

The local environment can sometimes affect characteristics like this — for example, human athletes can actually show different types of bone growth depending on what sports they play.

Do you know that a flea can break the current world record for long jump in the Olympics by about 970 feet if it were the size of a human athlete?

Much like a human athlete, a canine athlete needs to be in the best physical condition in order to perform optimally.

Dr. Alan Nixon is the director of the Comparative Orthopaedics Laboratory at the Cornell University School of Veterinary Medicine, a laboratory dedicated to research into orthopedic diseases of animals and humans, with a particular interest in equine and human athletes.

The technology and techniques developed for human athletes is being increasingly adapted to assist equine athletes.

No human athlete would be expected to perform without first preparing their body.

The primary species of interest are the equine and human athlete.