1986
DOI: 10.1249/00005768-198604001-00114
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The Energy Cost of Low Impact and High Impact Aerobic Dance Exercise

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“…The [La A ] b values of the present study would seem to be in contrast with the low values of the respiratory exchange ratio (R) in most previous studies (0.76±0.82) (Igbanugo and Gutin 1978, Otto et al 1986Yoke et al 1988). These R values indicated intensities of essentially aerobic exercise that should have facilitated the mobilisation and utilisation of free fatty acids (Pavle and Holmes 1975).…”
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“…The [La A ] b values of the present study would seem to be in contrast with the low values of the respiratory exchange ratio (R) in most previous studies (0.76±0.82) (Igbanugo and Gutin 1978, Otto et al 1986Yoke et al 1988). These R values indicated intensities of essentially aerobic exercise that should have facilitated the mobilisation and utilisation of free fatty acids (Pavle and Holmes 1975).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…The current study, therefore, in disagreement with most of the previous ones (see Otto et al 1986;Parker et al 1989;Schar-Olson et al 1992), would suggest that in AD HR can be considered as a satisfactory guide for determining the training potential and as a reliable index for intensity measurements.…”
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