质疑与思考:运动生理学研究的十个问题

doi:10.15942/j.jcsu.2021.01.017

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Abstract: With the development of science and technology, exercise physiology has an improved understanding and rapid development, and some classical topics have some new contents and interpretation. This article reviews the new understanding of ten classic issues that emerged in the development of exercise physiology, such as possibility of type-fibers transformation, precise mechanism of delayed onset muscle soreness, controversy and development of the athlete’s heart, exercise and immunity, the exact limiting factors of maximum oxygen uptake, precise mechanism of anaerobic threshold, the central and peripheral mechanisms of exercise-induced fatigue, aging and muscle atrophy, exercise is medicine, the historical opportunity for the development of exercise physiology, etc. In brief, the current development of exercise physiology should pay more attention to the feature of practical and applied in sports population. This article provides some new ideas and valuable references for the teaching and scientific research of exercise physiology.

Key words: exercise physiology, muscle fiber type, delayed onset muscle soreness, athlete&apos, s heart, exercise and immunity, maximum oxygen uptake, fatigue, muscle atrophy, exercise is medicine

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G804.2

WANG Jun, ZHOU Yue, SUN Junzhi, YU Liang, XU Yuming, ZHANG Xuelin, ZHANG Rihui, LI Shunchang,HUANG Wenying,XIA Zhi,ZHAO Guanggao,LI Yongming,HU Min, TIAN Zhenjun, SU Quansheng, ZHANG Yong, WANG Ruiyuan. Questioning and Thinking: Ten Classical Issues in Sports Physiology Research[J]. Journal of Chengdu Sport University, 2021, 47(1): 118-124.

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