The physiological analysis of cross adaptation to regular cold exposure and physical activities

Research is devoted to the comparative analysis of results of cold adaptation and physical training. The adaptive shifts occurring in an organism under the influence of a hardening (douche by a cold shower 2 times a day 2 minutes long within 6 weeks) and running training on the treadmill (30 minutes...

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Published inFiziologiia cheloveka Vol. 40; no. 6; p. 98
Main Authors Son'kin, V D, Iakushkin, A V, Akimov, E B, Andreev, R S, Kalenov, Iu N, Kozlov, A V
Format Journal Article
LanguageRussian
Published Russia (Federation) 01.11.2014
Subjects
Adaptation, Physiological - physiology
Adult
Body Mass Index
Body Temperature Regulation - physiology
Cold Temperature
Exercise - physiology
Exercise Test
Female
Heart Rate - physiology
Humans
Lactic Acid - blood
Male
Oxygen Consumption - physiology
Running - physiology
Skin Temperature - physiology
Young Adult
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Summary:Research is devoted to the comparative analysis of results of cold adaptation and physical training. The adaptive shifts occurring in an organism under the influence of a hardening (douche by a cold shower 2 times a day 2 minutes long within 6 weeks) and running training on the treadmill (30 minutes at 70-80% of individual VO2max, 3 times a week, within 6 weeks) were compared at 6 the same subjects. The interval between the two cycles of training was no less than 3 months. The indicators registered during ramp test and standard cold exposure test before and after each cycle of trainings were compared. It is shown that patterns of adaptive shifts at adaptation to factors of various modality strongly differ. Shifts at adaptation to physical activities were as a whole more expressed, than at adaptation to regular cold exposition. An individual variety of adaptive reactions suggests the feasibility of developing new approaches to the theory of the adaptation, connected with studying of physiological individuality.
ISSN:0131-1646