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Discussions revolve around the physiological benefits of moderate altitude training, highlighted by mentions of hemoglobin mass increases and VO2 max improvements, with some posts debating different training strategies such as 'high-low vs high-high vs low-low.' The tone is analytical and draws on specific data, reflecting a strong interest and perceived potential impact in athletic training and sports science.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the research, especially with comments like 'effect of moderate-altitude acclimatization' being emphasized and shared, indicating general agreement on its importance.
The discussions demonstrate high curiosity about the specific effects and implications, with mentions of related concepts like Hb mass increases and comparisons of altitude training strategies.
Participants are actively analyzing the research methods and potential physiological impacts, seen in remarks about 'high-low vs high-high vs low-low' training and references to specific data points.
While not universal, many posts suggest this research could influence training practices and understanding of altitude acclimatization, especially in high-altitude populations such as Ethiopians and East Africans.
65/100 Title: "Living high-training low": effect of moderate-altitude acclimatization with low-altitude training on performance Authors: Benjamin D. Levine and James Stray-Gundersen Citations: 1233 https://t.co/PL4TNZdf6W
@maverickcoach1 @sweatscience @antonsostaric Here's high-low vs high-high vs low-low: https://t.co/3yWNKyERhn
RT @PrimaryCarePAC: 65/100 Title: "Living high-training low": effect of moderate-altitude acclimatization with low-altitude training on pe…
RT @dr_o_girard:
@DrNathanT @MSSEonline Mean average increase in Hb mass at moderate altitude is 1.1% every 100 hourse of exposure at this threshold of terrestrial elevation https://t.co/bBFwElRua9 We know East African are highlanders, thus their chronic exposure might differ haematological behaviour
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RT @PrimaryCarePAC: 65/100 Title: "Living high-training low": effect of moderate-altitude acclimatization with low-altitude training on pe…
RT @PrimaryCarePAC: 65/100 Title: "Living high-training low": effect of moderate-altitude acclimatization with low-altitude training on pe…
65/100 Title: "Living high-training low": effect of moderate-altitude acclimatization with low-altitude training on performance Authors: Benjamin D. Levine and James Stray-Gundersen Citations: 1233 https://t.co/PL4TNZdf6W
@DrNathanT @MSSEonline Mean average increase in Hb mass at moderate altitude is 1.1% every 100 hourse of exposure at this threshold of terrestrial elevation https://t.co/bBFwElRua9 We know East African are highlanders, thus their chronic exposure might differ haematological behaviour
RT @dr_o_girard:
@maverickcoach1 @sweatscience @antonsostaric Here's high-low vs high-high vs low-low: https://t.co/3yWNKyERhn
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