3 the metabolic effects of exercise-induced muscle damage
WJ Evans, JG Cannon - Exercise and sport sciences reviews, 1991 - journals.lww.com
WJ Evans, JG Cannon
Exercise and sport sciences reviews, 1991•journals.lww.comThe responses to damaging exercise often do not manifest themselves during the exercise.
Pain does not develop for several hours; membrane damage or protein breakdown may take
days or weeks to become evident (Figure 3. 1). In this review we focus on the delayed nature
of exercise-induced muscle damage and discuss mechanisms that may be involved.
Eccentric exercise is often used to induce experimental muscle damage and, therefore, is a
major topic of this review, but damage resulting from other forms of exercise is also …
Pain does not develop for several hours; membrane damage or protein breakdown may take
days or weeks to become evident (Figure 3. 1). In this review we focus on the delayed nature
of exercise-induced muscle damage and discuss mechanisms that may be involved.
Eccentric exercise is often used to induce experimental muscle damage and, therefore, is a
major topic of this review, but damage resulting from other forms of exercise is also …
The responses to damaging exercise often do not manifest themselves during the exercise. Pain does not develop for several hours; membrane damage or protein breakdown may take days or weeks to become evident (Figure 3. 1). In this review we focus on the delayed nature of exercise-induced muscle damage and discuss mechanisms that may be involved. Eccentric exercise is often used to induce experimental muscle damage and, therefore, is a major topic of this review, but damage resulting from other forms of exercise is also discussed. The review is organized in the following manner:
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