caffeine and myocardial blood flow

This is a nice example of the fact that ergogenic aids are not necessarily universally ergogenic physiologically. How do you reconcile a caffeine induced reduction in peak myocardial blood flow with fidnings that caffeine does not negatively impact cardiac function measured as heart rate , stroke

Coggan's power normalization model

suggests to me that maybe the time factor used to calculate Total Training Stress (TTS) should perhaps be different for low intensity exercise in highly trained athletes. But what should the weighting factor be? Arbitrary. My 2 cents worth, back to work. Stephen Seiler PhD FACSM Associate

re: cardiovascular physiology textbooks

during exercise. These might be good supplemental chapters to go along with MKK 6. regards, Stephen Seiler Stephen Seiler Ph.D FACSM Professor Faculty of Health and Sport Service box 422 Agder Universiy College 4604 Kristiansand, Norway Post messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To (un)subscribe, send

Accelerometry and PA assessment

you (and others on the list) to defend a decision for or against. Stephen Seiler PhD FACSM Associate Professor Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences Agder University College Service box 422 4604 Kristiansand Norway tel: 47 3814 1347 fax: 47 3814 1301 Post messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED

Sport Science- where do we belong?

to gather some info to demonstrate just HOW strange the suggestion is. But, I don't want to bias my little survey, so I won't tell you more. Please response to me personally so as not to clutter the list: [EMAIL PROTECTED] regards, Stephen Seiler -- Stephen Seiler PhD FACSM Associate Professor

Seeking International Swimming Data

it is worth, I will gladly acknowledge you in the resulting manuscript! -- Stephen Seiler PhD FACSM Associate Professor Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences Agder University College Service box 422 4604 Kristiansand Norway tel: 47 3814 1347 fax: 47 3814 1301 Post messages to [EMAIL

Results of my dirty little survey

of Education, Science, and Arts OK, back to doing some science. -- Stephen Seiler PhD Associate Professor Faculty of Health and Sport Agder University College Service box 422 4604 Kristiansand Norway [EMAIL PROTECTED] tel: 47 3814 1347 fax: 47 3814 1301 Post messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To (un

Re: Bias in research, and a solution

by an associate editor who clearly did not even read my manuscript abstract. This rocked my confidence in the peer review system to the core. But, I don't see how that problem goes away with the current proposal, for all of its good intentions. Too many studies, too few print pages. Stephen

Essential Science Indicators?

-on product through their university library? Regards, Stephen Seiler Professor Faculty of Health and Sport Service Box 422 University of Agder 4604 Kristiansand Norway stephen.sei...@uia.no +47 3814 1347 +47 9161 4587 Post messages to sportscience