Acute and Chronic Adaptations to Exercise and Complementary Interventions
A special issue of Healthcare (ISSN 2227-9032).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 5234
Special Issue Editors
Interests: skeletal muscle; exercise; physical activity
Interests: health fitness and exercise; sports biomechanics; exercise physiology; resistance training; strength training; concurrent training; performance assessment; strength and conditioning; physical fitness; exercise evaluation; exercise prescription; swimming; water aerobics; warm-up procedures; recovery procedures
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The forthcoming Special Issue of Healthcare aims to cover all aspects of exercise adaptations and welcomes submissions that discuss the response to acute exercise and the adaptation to exercise training programs from the molecular and cellular level to individual systems, extending to the integrated multi-systemic response of the intact organism in humans. This topic may also include research on sports, nutritional intervention, physical activity, and health initiatives, as well as complementary interventions related to performance and recovery, including (but not limited to) photobiomodulation, cryotherapy, and massage.
This Special Issue seeks commentaries, original research, short reports, and reviews on challenges in health systems focused on this field.
If you would like to consider submitting a manuscript or have questions concerning contributions to this Special Issue, please contact the Guest Editors.
Prof. Dr. Filippo Macaluso
Prof. Dr. Daniel Almeida Marinho
Prof. Dr. Andreo Fernando Aguiar
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- athletes
- patients
- prevention
- performance
- exercise intervention
- nutritional intervention
- complementary intervention
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