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The effect of training at a specific time of day: a review.
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The overall conversations reflect a strong agreement with the scientific findings that performance peaks later in the day, supported by references to studies and specific times like 'late afternoon' and 'dusk.' The tone uses terms like 'transform,' 'optimized,' and 'evidence,' indicating sincere interest and a desire to apply the insights, with some discussion of biological mechanisms adding depth to the engagement.
Many discussions reference empirical evidence and scientific reviews supporting the idea that late afternoon or early evening training yields better performance, indicating strong consensus.
Participants find the topic compelling, as evidenced by expressions like 'I find this interesting' and references to personal athletic experience, reflecting high curiosity.
Posts delve into scientific mechanisms, cite specific studies, and discuss practical implications, demonstrating deep involvement.
The discussions emphasize the potential for optimizing training routines based on this research, highlighting moderate influence on training strategies.
Abstract in brief
- The article reviews how the time of day affects physical performance, highlighting clear effects during anaerobic activities with peak performances in the late afternoon and lower performances in the early morning.
- Regular training at a specific time of day can improve performance at that time, with morning training potentially increasing morning performance to match or surpass its usual low levels, and evening training enhancing late afternoon performance.
- While these adaptations seem linked to changes in hormone levels, the exact biological mechanisms behind this time-of-day specific training effect are not fully understood.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@Hugo_EAPA https://t.co/EnHTKtFLH1 "la puissance et les hormones chez des hommes s'entraînant le matin (7 h à 9 h) par rapport à l'après-midi (17 h à 19 h). [] que la force maximale et la puissance maximale étaient légèrement meilleures dans l'après-midi par rapport au matin."
@KhalKastro Evidências científicas apontam que é no período do final da tarde/início da noite. https://t.co/KXESkf5hHO https://t.co/kDhYMuG05b https://t.co/11Qj8eTAmS E também que manter a rotina de horário é vantajoso: https://t.co/aqkFDKdeQW
Mer info fra @MennoHenselmans https://t.co/PieXvOyQeV Kilder: https://t.co/QgJwiY96um https://t.co/ddLm597ojh
@pedroyalgomas Chtourou, H., & Souissi, N. (2012). The effect of training at a specific time of day: a review. Journal of strength and conditioning research, 26(7), 1984–2005. https://t.co/OUpHmgZmhv
@PeterAttiaMD In terms of exercise, there is a lot of research showing enhanced performance of anaerobic and aerobic exercise in late afternoon/early evening, Especially around the dusk period 1)https://t.co/2enihunYoE 2)https://t.co/M12YIziYD5 3) molecular mechanisms: https://t.co/8Ub9kv0M6i
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@Ekwall Alltså, forskning
@KhalKastro Evidências científicas apontam que é no período do final da tarde/início da noite. https://t.co/KXESkf5hHO https://t.co/kDhYMuG05b https://t.co/11Qj8eTAmS E também que manter a rotina de horário é vantajoso: https://t.co/aqkFDKdeQW
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@Hugo_EAPA https://t.co/EnHTKtFLH1 "la puissance et les hormones chez des hommes s'entraînant le matin (7 h à 9 h) par rapport à l'après-midi (17 h à 19 h). [] que la force maximale et la puissance maximale étaient légèrement meilleures dans l'après-midi par rapport au matin."
Is there an optimal time of day to exercise? I find this topic interesting as a (former) competitive athlete thinking about when I performed (still perform) best. https://t.co/Jg4qJjN7DP
Mer info fra @MennoHenselmans https://t.co/PieXvOyQeV Kilder: https://t.co/QgJwiY96um https://t.co/ddLm597ojh
@pedroyalgomas Chtourou, H., & Souissi, N. (2012). The effect of training at a specific time of day: a review. Journal of strength and conditioning research, 26(7), 1984–2005. https://t.co/OUpHmgZmhv
@PeterAttiaMD In terms of exercise, there is a lot of research showing enhanced performance of anaerobic and aerobic exercise in late afternoon/early evening, Especially around the dusk period 1)https://t.co/2enihunYoE 2)https://t.co/M12YIziYD5 3) molecular mechanisms: https://t.co/8Ub9kv0M6i
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