The discussions reflect a moderate level of agreement and curiosity, with posts highlighting points such as elevated body temperature during the mid-luteal phase and its relevance for training, demonstrating an interest in physiological details. The tone is informative and reflective, with references to scientific work and implications for athletes, indicating that these conversations are meaningful but not deeply critical.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings that hormonal fluctuations generally do not significantly impact exercise performance, with some references to the complexity of hormone effects.
InterestModerate interest
The posts show moderate interest, focusing on specific details like temperature regulation and cardiovascular strain rather than deep critique or enthusiasm.
EngagementModerate engagement
Posts comment on the implications of the research, mentioning specific cycle phases and physiological effects, indicating a somewhat engaged but not deeply analytical discussion.
ImpactModerate impact
The conversations highlight the importance of understanding hormonal effects on exercise, suggesting the research influences training considerations and awareness of physiological changes.
Abstract in brief
The article reviews how hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle, mainly estrogen and progesterone, might influence exercise performance, but finds that these fluctuations generally do not impact muscle strength, maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max), or other key performance factors.
Measuring hormone levels accurately is challenging due to individual differences and the pulsatile secretion of hormones, which can make it hard to determine their true effect on performance.
While most aspects of performance like VO2max and muscle function seem unaffected, some evidence suggests that prolonged exercise might cause increased cardiovascular strain during certain cycle phases, particularly the midluteal phase.]
Nov 2, 2020 · 117 likes · 20 shares · 53,674 followersView post →
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Dr. Jane Thornton OLY
@JaneSThornton · X
Thanks! For @ElliottSale & @kellymcnulty's work check out:
https://t.co/pVd4VA62nm & https://t.co/Uj1zbB3tvW
Correction: the ⬇️ in the luteal phase comes from work by XA Janse de Jonge on prolonged exercise through ⬆️body temp & cardiovascular strain.
Great to see this topic being discussed. Did you know that deep body temperature is elevated in the mid luteal phase of the cycle? This has implications for training and performance. A good review can be found here: https://t.co/wqN9QMbZc7 https://t.co/ov7QD986e0
May 21, 2019 · 12 likes · 2 shares · 745 followersView post →
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L. Amber O'Hearn
@KetoCarnivore · X
@mackinprof @ElliottSale Here's a more relevant example: https://t.co/Jml5oean9Z
— PG can make it harder for the body to access sugars making exercise a bit more difficult. (6)
SOURCE: (4) https://t.co/xiuc7DDcOz
(5) https://t.co/cApZlM50Na
(6) https://t.co/vjVbTUou3f
This video discusses the concept of cycle-oriented training, emphasizing working with the body's natural cycle rather than against it. It explores individual differences, athletic performance, injury risk, and the…
This video discusses how the menstrual cycle influences exercise responses and athletic performance, with focus on hormonal fluctuations affecting temperature regulation, musculotendinous stiffness, and training…
— PG can make it harder for the body to access sugars making exercise a bit more difficult. (6)
SOURCE: (4) https://t.co/xiuc7DDcOz
(5) https://t.co/cApZlM50Na
(6) https://t.co/vjVbTUou3f
Thanks! For @ElliottSale & @kellymcnulty's work check out:
https://t.co/pVd4VA62nm & https://t.co/Uj1zbB3tvW
Correction: the ⬇️ in the luteal phase comes from work by XA Janse de Jonge on prolonged exercise through ⬆️body temp & cardiovascular strain.
Nov 2, 2020 · 117 likes · 20 shares · 53,674 followersView post →
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Jennifer Wright
@Jen_Wright__ · X
RT @ella_walker: Great to see this topic being discussed. Did you know that deep body temperature is elevated in the mid luteal phase of th…
May 21, 2019 · 2 shares · 223 followersView post →
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Sharon Madigan
@madigan_sharon · X
RT @ella_walker: Great to see this topic being discussed. Did you know that deep body temperature is elevated in the mid luteal phase of th…
May 21, 2019 · 2 shares · 5,183 followersView post →
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Ella Walker PhD
@ella_walker · X
Great to see this topic being discussed. Did you know that deep body temperature is elevated in the mid luteal phase of the cycle? This has implications for training and performance. A good review can be found here: https://t.co/wqN9QMbZc7 https://t.co/ov7QD986e0
May 21, 2019 · 12 likes · 2 shares · 745 followersView post →
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