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Introduction to the symposium: physiological responses and adaptations to resistance exercise

James A. Vogel

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VOGEL, J. A. Introduction to the symposium: physiological responses and adaptations to resistance exercise. Med. Sci. Sports Exerc, Vol. 20, No. 5 (Supplement), p. S131, 1988. This symposium reviews our current knowledge of resistance exercise. Resistance exercise is defined as high intensity training with repetitions as used for strength and power development. The symposium examines each major involved system: muscle, nerve, cardiovascular, endocrine, bioenergetics, bone, and connective tissue.

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Key concepts: Resistance training, Physical exercise, Exercise physiology, Eccentric exercise, Medicine, Physiological Adaptations, Physical therapy, Physical medicine and rehabilitation