The objective of this analysis was to evaluate the accuracy of a standard spreadsheet software package to estimate best-fit parameters for an exponential plus constant model (y=a+b.e cx) applied to blood lactate concentration versus work rate data. During an incremental cycle test, blood lactate concentrations were measured in six endurance-trained athletes. A spreadsheet (Microsoft® Excel) and a dedicated curvefitting software programme (GraphPad Prism®) were used to obtain model coefficients, model fit parameters, interpolated work rate at a fixed blood lactate concentration (WR 4mmol/l) and work rate at a curve gradient of 1 mmol/l per watt (WRdy/dx=1). Model coefficients and model fit parameters were identical to the sixth decimal place...
It has been suggested that lactate concentrations may provide a guide to an optimal training intensi...
<p>Model fit (colored areas) vs experimental data (circles) expressed as mean ± SE. The colored area...
Background: Currently, no published literature exists comparing the most appropriate and efficient f...
We hypothesized that blood lactate concentration([Lac]blood) is a function of cardiopulmonary variab...
In this study we performed laboratory treadmill protocols of increasing load. Heart rate was continu...
The purpose of this study was firstly, to determine the level of agreement between the Lactate Pro a...
<p>The power of the MLSS was 302 W and the blood lactate concentration was 2.85 mmol<sup>.</sup>L<su...
The purpose of this study is to present a mathematical model based on physiological observations whi...
Blood lactate assessment is used regularly by exercise physiologists as a predictor of endurance pe...
The purpose of this study was firstly, to determine the level of agreement between the Lactate Pro a...
Background: To evaluate the accuracy of blood lactate measurements using the Lactate Pro (LP), Lacta...
It has been suggested that lactate concentrations may provide a guide to an optimal training intensi...
<p>Comparison between the blood lactate concentration at the anaerobic threshold intensity from the ...
<p>A, B, and C represent the target mean loads for both continuous exercise and high-intensity inter...
The purpose of this study was to compare the concentration of and the time to peak blood lactate fol...
It has been suggested that lactate concentrations may provide a guide to an optimal training intensi...
<p>Model fit (colored areas) vs experimental data (circles) expressed as mean ± SE. The colored area...
Background: Currently, no published literature exists comparing the most appropriate and efficient f...
We hypothesized that blood lactate concentration([Lac]blood) is a function of cardiopulmonary variab...
In this study we performed laboratory treadmill protocols of increasing load. Heart rate was continu...
The purpose of this study was firstly, to determine the level of agreement between the Lactate Pro a...
<p>The power of the MLSS was 302 W and the blood lactate concentration was 2.85 mmol<sup>.</sup>L<su...
The purpose of this study is to present a mathematical model based on physiological observations whi...
Blood lactate assessment is used regularly by exercise physiologists as a predictor of endurance pe...
The purpose of this study was firstly, to determine the level of agreement between the Lactate Pro a...
Background: To evaluate the accuracy of blood lactate measurements using the Lactate Pro (LP), Lacta...
It has been suggested that lactate concentrations may provide a guide to an optimal training intensi...
<p>Comparison between the blood lactate concentration at the anaerobic threshold intensity from the ...
<p>A, B, and C represent the target mean loads for both continuous exercise and high-intensity inter...
The purpose of this study was to compare the concentration of and the time to peak blood lactate fol...
It has been suggested that lactate concentrations may provide a guide to an optimal training intensi...
<p>Model fit (colored areas) vs experimental data (circles) expressed as mean ± SE. The colored area...
Background: Currently, no published literature exists comparing the most appropriate and efficient f...