Exercise Physiology
Exercise Physiology examines how physical activity influences the body’s cardiovascular system, endochrine system, and musculoskeletal system. Exercise tests are usually performed under constant or increasing workloads. Constant workloads are designed for subjects to reach a steady state of gas exchange, ventilation and heart rate, thereby investigating cardiopulmonary function under constant metabolic demand. Increasing work loads are used to reach exhaustion in the subject and determine a maximal level of oxygen.
Exercise Physiology with ADInstruments
With wireless physiological monitoring, EMG and metabolic solutions alongside software capable of integrating all your data streams, it’s easy to display and analyse even more biological signals in real-time.
Our advanced technology and intuitive design creates the perfect balance of high quality data and ease-of-use - allowing you to take your exercise research further, faster.
Applications we Support
Mountain Lab- Studying the effects of stress and extreme conditions on human physiology
A special one hour webinar looking at the effects of tilt, exercise and high altitude on human...
Spirometry Extension: How to Calibrate Respiratory Flow
This video details how to calibrate your respiratory flow using LabChart's Spirometry extension...
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