2019 Seminars

2019 Seminars

    • Maximal fat oxidation: Implications for health and performance

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    • Prolonged graded running exercise: neurophysiological and biomechanics considerations

      Summary : Prolonged graded running races typically involve running over (extremely) long distances on rough terrain with large positive/negative elevation changes throughout.

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    • From ‘De Motu Animalium’ (1680) to ‘De Velocitate Neuron-Motorium’ (2019): towards a better understanding of how the nervous system drives muscles

      Summary : The objectives of my talk will be to discuss the often underestimated contribution of the nervous system to the force-generating capacity ...

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    • Current & future methods in endurance training to improve and maintain performance

      Summary : The talk will present current evidence and viewpoints on how to prescribe training intensity, volume, frequency in elite and recreational athletes in order to improve ...

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    • Metabolic and Fatigue Profiles Are Comparable Between Prepubertal Children and Well-Trained Adult Endurance Athletes

      Summary : It is well acknowledged that prepubertal children have smaller body dimensions and a poorer mechanical (movement) efficiency, and thus a lower work capacity than adults.

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    • Bridging the gap : communicating exercise science to athletes (my experiences with podcasting science to runners)

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    • Exercise intensity prescription: How close are we from getting it right ?

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    • Circulating miRNAs in response to exercise and muscle injury

      Summary : MicroRNAs (miRNA) are small non-coding RNAs involved in the post-transcriptional control of gene expression.

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    • Neuromuscular consequences of obesity

      Summary : Although the cardiovascular and metabolic consequences of obesity have been studied extensively over the last two decades ...

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    • Fatigue and recovery of neuromuscular function following competitive soccer match-play

      Summary : The topic of fatigue and recovery following competitive soccer match-play has gained considerable attention within the scientific literature,

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    • Effectiveness of an individualized training based on force-velocity profile on jump performance

      Summary : Ballistic performances are mainly determined by the maximal power (Pmax) lower limbs can generate, but also by the underlying individual force-velocity (F-v)

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    • Changes in corticospinal excitability after whole body exercise

      Summary : The efficacy of the corticospinal pathway to relay neural signals from higher brains areas to the locomotor muscles (i.e. corticospinal excitability)

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    • Acute and chronic neuromuscular adaptations to local vibration: Toward a new neuromuscular rehabilitation modality

      Summary : Vibration applied locally to a relaxed muscle or its tendon is a powerful stimulus for Ia afferents originating from muscle spindles.

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    • How muscle stops building when it's working

      Summary : Muscle cells have to cope with high energy demand during physical exercise.

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    • Physical Activity in Cancer Patients: Current Evidence and research perspectives

      Summary : There is an increasing number of meta-analyses of randomized trials consistently showing a benefit of physical activity ...

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    • Effects of muscle group, muscle length and metabolic profile on differences in neuromuscular fatigue between prepubertal children and adults

      Summary : The aims of this PhD thesis were to quantify the effects of (i) force level differences, using different muscle groups and muscle lengths ...

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    • CANCER AND CARDIO-MYOPATHY: A PLACE FOR A NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT LIKE EXERCISE ?

      Summary : Chemotherapies are known to induce cardiovascular impairment ranging in severity from asymptomatic ...

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