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Exercise and EEG
Our paper titled ‘Effects of Exercise on Electroencephalography-Recorded Neural Oscillations: A Systematic Review’ is available on a gold open-access basis from ‘International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology’ (IRSEP).
In Figure 1, you can see the exercise modalities that were featured in this systematic review, which was first-authored by Leti Hosang.
Gold open access from: https://tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1750984X.2022.2103841
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@chrisabeardsley ・・・ When I was at university, lecturers told us stories about a time when the idea that psychological stress could influence the immune system or cause disease was regarded as absurd. Within a few decades, that disbelief had turned into many new fields of research. Even so, the influence of psychological stress on strength training adaptations remains poorly investigated. This study is one of the very few that has explored how psychological stress might influence the adaptations resulting from a long-term training program. As expected, higher stress levels seem to have negative effects. Unfortunately, the mechanisms could not be identified, and any number of explanations are possible, ranging from the very simple (lower motivation or reduced workout adherence) to the more complex (altered physiology). -------------------- #sandcresearch #strengthandconditioning #strengthtraining #strength #sportsscience #biomechanics #exercisescience #research #sciencetopractice #performance #hypertrophy #stress #periodization #ontariomuscle #ontariopowerlifting #parapowerlifting #powerliftingcoach #benchcoach #crossfit #powerlifting #usapl #squats #benchpress (at Fitness West)
When you feel all the sweats but your shirt only shows about 2 drops. 🚨let’s talk heart rate (HR) for a quick moment! 🚨 The most common way to know your max HR is 220-age. For example if you’re 30 your max HR is 190, which means your GOAL should be to get as close to that as you can. Your goals should NOT be to get over your max HR, and if it does happen listen to your body. There is also Heart Rate Reserve, HRR, which is the different between your resting HR and your max HR. You would use HRR with what intensity is desired during your workout. So if you are still the 30 year old and your resting HR is around 70bpm, your Reserve would be 120bpm. Then multiple by your desired intensity, let’s say 70% (.70). You would get a HRR of 84bpm. Now stay with me. 84 + 70(resting) = 154bpm is your new GOAL during your workout. You DO NOT need to be at 100% intensity. I hope this was a little helpful! If you read it all the way through, I’m impressed! 😀 #exercisescience #heartratereserve #sweatingforme #intensitylevel #listentoyourbody #painisnotgain (at Federal Way, Washington)
#Reposting @chrisabeardsley with @instarepost_app -- Strength athletes train to increase their ability to produce maximum force. This is how they improve their ability to lift the heaviest possible weight in either powerlifting or strongman competitions. Looking at the mechanisms by which strength training is load-specific can help us identify the optimal ways to program for improving maximum strength. This infographic sets out my current model for the mechanisms involved in improving maximum strength, but there is still a lot to learn! -------------------- #sandcresearch #strengthandconditioning #strengthtraining #strength #sportsscience #biomechanics #exercisescience #research #sciencetopractice #performance #science #infographic #infographics #hypertrophy #muscle #strengthisspecific #maximumstrength #athlete #athletes #powerlifter #powerlifting #strongman #gts #gametimestrength
#Repost @squat_university ・・・ Do you have wrist pain with overhead barbell training? Here's a simple 3️⃣ step process to fixing the problem👇🏼 . Step 1️⃣: the wrist can become overloaded when the bar is held in a bad position over the head. These issues can often be traced back to overhead mobility. Laying on a foam roll (keep the back flat) move your arms holding a PVC pipe over your head until you feel a stretch in your chest.✅ DONT USE A HEAVY BAR as this can place too much pressure on the shoulder joint.❌Hold for 10-30 seconds ✅ . Step 2️⃣: light stretching of the forearm muscles can help improve wrist mobility and allow you to hold the bar more efficiently, decreasing harmful forces placed on the joint. Hold for 10 seconds.✅ . Step 3️⃣: For an more effective stretch, you can use a band to assist the body. Place the band around the base of the wrist, and turn your fingers towards the anchor of the band. Lift the arm slightly (creating a little joint space with the small bones in the wrist) and lean towards your fingers to bring out a stretch in your forearm. If you need to help keeping the base of your hand down, use your opposite free hand to push it down (you can even place your free hand under the band).✅ This is a stretch I learned from @shift_movementscience. Hold for 10 seconds.✅ . If the pain is not relieved soon after implementing these tools, I suggest seeking out a medical professional. _________________________________ #Squat #SquatUniversity #Powerlifting #weightlifting #crossfit #training #wod #workout #gym #exercisescience #fit #fitfam #fitness #fitspo #oly #olympicweightlifting #hookgrip #nike #adidas #lift #crossfitter
Another awesome account that more people should be following. The people that complain about lower back pain after squaring most likely perform the exercise with an overly arched lower back. #Repost @squat_university with @repostapp ・・・ One of the common faults I see during the start of the squat is excessive pelvic tilt (shown right.). The examples today (while a little exaggerated for the purpose of demonstration) show the difference between an optimal hip hinge & an exaggerated pelvic tilt. When we start the squat, the hips engage but the low back must stay stable. If when engaging the glutes, you allow the pelvis to tip forward - the low back instantly loses stability & arches excessively. This movement fault places harmful forces on the small structures of the low-back which can eventually lead to low back pain. An forward tipped pelvis can also make it easier for the knees to cave in during the squat!! To fix this, think about bracing your core (as if someone is going to punch you) & THEN starting your squat. --------------------------------- To read more on how to improve your squat technique, check out the article linked in our bio! __________________________________ Squat University is the ultimate guide to realizing the strength to which the body is capable of. The information within these pages are provided to empower you to become a master of your physical body. Through these teachings you will find what is required in order to rid yourself of pain, decrease risk for injury, and improve your strength and athletic performance. ___________________________ #Squat #SquatUniversity #Powerlifting #weightlifting #crossfit #training #wod #workout #gym #biomechanics #exercisescience #fit #fitfam #fitness #fitspo #oly #olympicweightlifting (at Singapore)
