Translational Journal of the American College of Sports Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(4), P. 1 - 33
Published: Sept. 29, 2023
ABSTRACT
Biological
sex
is
a
primary
determinant
of
athletic
performance
because
fundamental
differences
in
anatomy
and
physiology
dictated
by
chromosomes
hormones.
Adult
men
are
typically
stronger,
more
powerful,
faster
than
women
similar
age
training
status.
Thus,
for
events
sports
relying
on
endurance,
muscle
strength,
speed,
power,
males
outperform
females
10%–30%
depending
the
requirements
event.
These
emerge
with
onset
puberty
coincide
increase
endogenous
steroid
hormones,
particular
testosterone
males,
which
increases
30-fold
adulthood,
but
remains
low
females.
The
goal
this
consensus
statement
to
provide
latest
scientific
knowledge
mechanisms
performance.
This
review
highlights
between
that
determinants
response
exercise
training,
role
hormones
(particularly
estradiol).
We
also
identify
historical
nonphysiological
factors
influence
Finally,
we
gaps
underlying
mechanisms,
providing
substantial
opportunities
high-impact
studies.
A
major
step
toward
closing
gap
include
equitable
numbers
mechanistic
studies
determine
any
an
acute
bout
exercise,
Journal of Applied Physiology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
130(6), P. 1879 - 1892
Published: April 29, 2021
Neuromuscular
fatigue
(NMF)
and
exercise
performance
are
affected
by
intensity
sex
differences.
However,
whether
slight
changes
in
power
output
(PO)
below
above
the
maximal
lactate
steady
state
(MLSS)
impact
NMF
subsequent
(time
to
task
failure,
TTF)
is
unknown.
This
study
compared
TTF
females
males
response
performed
at
MLSS,
10
W
(MLSS-10)
(MLSS+10).
Twenty
participants
(9
females)
three
30-min
constant-PO
bouts
followed
(1-min
delay)
a
80%
of
peak-PO.
was
characterized
isometric
voluntary
contractions
(IMVC)
femoral
nerve
electrical
stimulation
knee
extensors
[e.g.,
peak
torque
potentiated
high-frequency
(Db100)
single
twitch
(TwPt)]
before
immediately
after
bouts.
IMVC
declined
less
MLSS-10
(-18
±
10%)
MLSS
(-26
14%)
MLSS+10
(-31
11%;
all
P
<
0.05),
Db100
decline
greater
(-24
other
intensities
(MLSS-10:
-15
9%;
MLSS:
-18
0.05).
Females
showed
smaller
reductions,
relative
baseline,
TwPt
(all
this
difference
being
not
dependent
on
intensity.
negatively
impacted
increasing
PO
(P
0.001),
with
no
differences
end-exercise
>
Slight
manipulations
around
elicited
great
reduction
force
impairments
contractile
function.
Although
lower
males,
both
sexes
similarly.NEW
&
NOTEWORTHY
It
unknown
minimum
affect
neuromuscular
development
males.
The
present
data
that
decrease
or
increase
relation
function,
respectively.
Even
though
had
an
overall
than
similar
intensity-dependent
occurred
independently
sex.
Obesity,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
30(2), P. 300 - 319
Published: Jan. 27, 2022
Abstract
Objective
This
study
aimed
to
assess
the
effectiveness
of
different
exercise
modalities
and
determine
optimal
prescription
for
improving
cardiorespiratory
fitness,
body
composition,
metabolic
health
women
with
obesity.
Methods
A
systematic
review
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs)
published
between
January
1988
October
2020
was
conducted.
The
RCTs
were
screened
using
following
inclusion
criteria:
1)
participants:
aged
18
65
years
BMI
>
30
kg/m
2
without
comorbidities;
2)
intervention:
exercise;
3)
comparison:
non‐intervention
control;
4)
outcomes
measures:
fitness
(maximal
oxygen
consumption),
composition
(i.e.,
weight,
percentage
fat),
and/or
measures
blood
pressure,
cholesterol).
Results
total
20
a
2,062
participants
included.
Although
results
showed
that
any
form
more
effective
than
control,
improvements
in
modest.
Aerobic
(vigorous
moderate
intensity)
appeared
most
promising
whereas
low‐load
resistance
training
resulted
largest
fatness.
Conclusions
In
living
obesity,
aerobic
consistently
composition.
both
combined
interventions
appear
promising,
research
is
needed
evaluate
their
efficacy
an
this
population.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 2512 - 2512
Published: May 19, 2022
Cancer
cachexia
(CC)
is
a
multifactorial
syndrome
characterised
by
unintentional
loss
of
body
weight
and
muscle
mass
in
patients
with
cancer.
The
major
hallmarks
associated
CC
development
progression
include
imbalanced
protein
turnover,
inflammatory
signalling,
mitochondrial
dysfunction
satellite
cell
dysregulation.
So
far,
there
no
effective
treatment
to
counteract
wasting
CC.
Exercise
training
has
been
proposed
as
potential
therapeutic
approach
for
This
review
provides
an
overview
the
effects
exercise
CC-related
mechanisms
well
how
factors
such
cancer
comorbidities,
modality
biological
sex
can
influence
effectiveness
Evidence
mice
humans
suggests
combats
all
Several
modalities
induce
beneficial
adaptations
patients/animals
CC,
but
concurrent
resistance
endurance
considered
optimal
type
exercise.
In
case
presenting
should
be
performed
only
under
specific
guidelines
precautions
avoid
adverse
effects.
Observational
comparison
studies
using
different
shows
exercise-induced
are
similar
between
male
female
cancer,
further
needed
confirm
this.
Sports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. 118 - 118
Published: June 13, 2023
The
purpose
of
this
paper
was
to
conduct
a
systematic
review
and
meta-analysis
studies
examining
the
differences
in
mean
propulsive
velocities
between
men
women
different
exercises
studied
(squat,
bench
press,
inclined
press
military
press).
Quality
Assessment
Validity
Tool
for
Correlational
Studies
used
assess
methodological
quality
included
studies.
Six
good
excellent
were
included.
Our
compared
at
three
most
significant
loads
force-velocity
profile
(30,
70
90%
1RM).
A
total
six
review,
with
sample
249
participants
(136
113
women).
results
main
indicated
that
velocity
is
lower
than
30%
1RM
(ES
=
1.30
±
0.30;
CI:
0.99-1.60;
p
<
0.001)
70%
0.92
0.29;
0.63,
1.21;
0.001).
In
contrast,
0.27
0.27;
0.00,
0.55),
we
did
not
find
(p
0.05).
support
notion
prescription
training
load
through
same
could
cause
receive
stimuli
men.
Translational Journal of the American College of Sports Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(4), P. 1 - 33
Published: Sept. 29, 2023
ABSTRACT
Biological
sex
is
a
primary
determinant
of
athletic
performance
because
fundamental
differences
in
anatomy
and
physiology
dictated
by
chromosomes
hormones.
Adult
men
are
typically
stronger,
more
powerful,
faster
than
women
similar
age
training
status.
Thus,
for
events
sports
relying
on
endurance,
muscle
strength,
speed,
power,
males
outperform
females
10%–30%
depending
the
requirements
event.
These
emerge
with
onset
puberty
coincide
increase
endogenous
steroid
hormones,
particular
testosterone
males,
which
increases
30-fold
adulthood,
but
remains
low
females.
The
goal
this
consensus
statement
to
provide
latest
scientific
knowledge
mechanisms
performance.
This
review
highlights
between
that
determinants
response
exercise
training,
role
hormones
(particularly
estradiol).
We
also
identify
historical
nonphysiological
factors
influence
Finally,
we
gaps
underlying
mechanisms,
providing
substantial
opportunities
high-impact
studies.
A
major
step
toward
closing
gap
include
equitable
numbers
mechanistic
studies
determine
any
an
acute
bout
exercise,