<p>The black line represents ascending the stairs one stair step at a time (with alternate feet) while the grey line represents ascending two stair steps at a time. The grey bars represent the final 30 second periods of the second and third ascents of the one step climbing, from which a mean heart rate was obtained to estimate rate of oxygen consumption during stair ascending one stair step at a time. The same method was employed for two step climbing.</p
PURPOSE: To validate heart rate (f H) as an effective indicator of the aerobic demands of climbing,...
To clarify the influence of climbing the stairs at Osaka Kyoiku University on cardiovascular functio...
Heart rate values by altitude and age range, in inhabitants at different altitudes.</p
Stairway climbing provides a ubiquitous and inconspicuous method of burning calories. While typicall...
Walking up stairs is physically demanding, causing high levels of perceived exertion and increased o...
This paper discusses the assessment of ascending and descending stairs. It was presented at the Inte...
This laboratory study examined human stair ascending capacity and constraining factors including leg...
The objectives of this study were to (1) continuously assess oxygen uptake and heart rate; (2) quant...
Stair ascending performance is critical during evacuation from buildings and underground infrastruct...
<p>A: heart rate increase from baseline to initial peak (i); B: sustained heart rate elevation durin...
<p>Stair ascent velocity and functional assessments of healthy controls and TKR patients (Mean ± SD)...
The aim of this study was to investigate the mechanical and metabolic reasons for the spontaneous ga...
AbstractPhysical exhaustion can constrain human ascending work capacity and performance during emerg...
<p>A: heart rate increase from baseline to initial peak (i); B: sustained heart rate elevation durin...
Stair-ascending at maximum ability is required during emergency evacuations to reach a safe refuge f...
PURPOSE: To validate heart rate (f H) as an effective indicator of the aerobic demands of climbing,...
To clarify the influence of climbing the stairs at Osaka Kyoiku University on cardiovascular functio...
Heart rate values by altitude and age range, in inhabitants at different altitudes.</p
Stairway climbing provides a ubiquitous and inconspicuous method of burning calories. While typicall...
Walking up stairs is physically demanding, causing high levels of perceived exertion and increased o...
This paper discusses the assessment of ascending and descending stairs. It was presented at the Inte...
This laboratory study examined human stair ascending capacity and constraining factors including leg...
The objectives of this study were to (1) continuously assess oxygen uptake and heart rate; (2) quant...
Stair ascending performance is critical during evacuation from buildings and underground infrastruct...
<p>A: heart rate increase from baseline to initial peak (i); B: sustained heart rate elevation durin...
<p>Stair ascent velocity and functional assessments of healthy controls and TKR patients (Mean ± SD)...
The aim of this study was to investigate the mechanical and metabolic reasons for the spontaneous ga...
AbstractPhysical exhaustion can constrain human ascending work capacity and performance during emerg...
<p>A: heart rate increase from baseline to initial peak (i); B: sustained heart rate elevation durin...
Stair-ascending at maximum ability is required during emergency evacuations to reach a safe refuge f...
PURPOSE: To validate heart rate (f H) as an effective indicator of the aerobic demands of climbing,...
To clarify the influence of climbing the stairs at Osaka Kyoiku University on cardiovascular functio...
Heart rate values by altitude and age range, in inhabitants at different altitudes.</p