英文摘要 |
"Ischemic preconditioning (IPC) is performed by several repeated bouts of circulatory occlusion and reperfusion on the limbs by using the cuff from blood pressure measuring devices. IPC has been proposed to improve aerobic capacity and endurance performance. The mechanisms of IPC include the increased blood flow in muscle tissue, and the improved muscular contraction and metabolism capability. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of IPC on the performances during different aerobic exercise modes by collecting and analyzing previous studies. Previous results showed that 3-4 cycles of IPC on lower limbs with 0-90 minutes resting period leads to improve the exercise performance at maximum oxygen uptake, and prolong the time to exhaustion during constant-load exercise, as well as the increment of repetitions during resistance exercise. The underlying mechanisms for improving high-intensity exercise performance and exercise tolerance might associated with the improved oxygen extraction and kinetics in affected muscles, and decreases in rating of perceived exertion during exercise. Overall, IPC before exercise might be an appropriate passive warm-up strategy that has the potential to improve endurance performance and training adaptation." |