2008
DOI: 10.1249/01.mss.0000321886.69776.83
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Regulating Intensity Using Perceived Exertion: Effect of Exercise Duration

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“…Este estudio presenta ciertas limitaciones que deben ser analizadas. En primer lugar, la PRP tuvo una duración breve (5 min), por consiguiente, nuestros resultados no permiten confirmar o descartar que en ensayos de reproducción más prolongados exista una mayor discordancia entre la intensidad estimada y reproducida, tal como ha sido sugerido en estudios con población adulta [19][20][21] .…”
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“…Este estudio presenta ciertas limitaciones que deben ser analizadas. En primer lugar, la PRP tuvo una duración breve (5 min), por consiguiente, nuestros resultados no permiten confirmar o descartar que en ensayos de reproducción más prolongados exista una mayor discordancia entre la intensidad estimada y reproducida, tal como ha sido sugerido en estudios con población adulta [19][20][21] .…”
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“…Then, RPE is plotted against VO 2 , to determine the relationship between RPE and exercise intensity. An advantage of this particular method of RPE exercise prescription is that the exercise test provides an opportunity to learn the scale prior to its use in training (Kang, Chaloupka, Biren, Mastrangelo, & Hoffman, 2009). In this method, RPE is "estimated" by the subject during the graded exercise test, and then the subject is asked to "produce" this RPE again during training.…”
Section: Subjective Rating Of Exertionmentioning
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“…It has been shown that physiological responses and ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) during exercise bouts depend on several factors, including the intensity, duration, mode of activity or fitness levels [8,19,25]. The exercise intensity for improving cardio respiratory fitness in the elderly often corresponds to speeds within the transition between walking and running, which is usually referred as walkrun transition speed (WRTS) [10,17].…”
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confidence: 99%