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Determinants of oxygen consumption and maximum oxygen intake of Bantu and Caucasian males.

C H Wyndham, A J Heyns.

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Entities: Chemical

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Year: 1969 PMID： 5768178 DOI： 10.1007/BF00695018

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Int Z Angew Physiol ISSN： 0020-9376

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1. HEAT REACTIONS OF CAUCASIANS AND BANTU IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Authors: C H WYNDHAM; N B STRYDOM; J F MORRISON; C G WILLIAMS; G A BREDELL; M J VONRAHDEN; L D HOLDSWORTH; C H VANGRAAN; A J VANRENSBURG; A MUNRO
Journal: J Appl Physiol Date: 1964-07 Impact factor: 3.531

2. The relation of body surface area, mass, and indices to energy expenditure.

Authors: P J RASCH; W R PIERSON
Journal: Rev Can Biol Date: 1962-03

3. Differences between ethnic groups in physical working capacity.

Authors: C H WYNDHAM; N B STRYDOM; J F MORRISON; J PETER; C G WILLIAMS; G A BREDELL; A JOFFE
Journal: J Appl Physiol Date: 1963-03 Impact factor: 3.531

4. Maximal oxygen intake and its relation to body composition, with special reference to chronic physical activity and obesity.

Authors: E BUSKIRK; H L TAYLOR
Journal: J Appl Physiol Date: 1957-07 Impact factor: 3.531

5. Influence of body type and body fat content on the metabolic cost of work.

Authors: A T MILLER; C S BLYTH
Journal: J Appl Physiol Date: 1955-09 Impact factor: 3.531

6. Improving the accuracy of prediction of an individual's maximum oxygen intake.

Authors: C H Wyndham; C G Williams; M I Watson; A H Munro
Journal: Int Z Angew Physiol Date: 1967-03-07

7. Studies of the maximum capacity of men for physical effort. I. A comparison of methods of assessing the maximum oxygen intake.

Authors: C H Wyndham; N B Strydom; W P Leary; C G Williams
Journal: Int Z Angew Physiol Date: 1966-08-04

8. Studies of the maximum capacity of men for physical effort. 3. The effects on the maximum oxygen intake of young males of a regime of regular exercise and an adequate diet.

Authors: C H Wyndham; N B Strydom; W P Leary; C G Williams; J F Morrison
Journal: Int Z Angew Physiol Date: 1966-08-04

Determinants of oxygen consumption and maximum oxygen intake of Bantu and Caucasian males.

1. HEAT REACTIONS OF CAUCASIANS AND BANTU IN SOUTH AFRICA.

2. The relation of body surface area, mass, and indices to energy expenditure.

3. Differences between ethnic groups in physical working capacity.

4. Maximal oxygen intake and its relation to body composition, with special reference to chronic physical activity and obesity.

5. Influence of body type and body fat content on the metabolic cost of work.

6. Improving the accuracy of prediction of an individual's maximum oxygen intake.

7. Studies of the maximum capacity of men for physical effort. I. A comparison of methods of assessing the maximum oxygen intake.

8. Studies of the maximum capacity of men for physical effort. 3. The effects on the maximum oxygen intake of young males of a regime of regular exercise and an adequate diet.

9. The influence of weight and of stature on the mechanical efficiency of men.

10. The expenditure of energy by men and women walking.

1. Relationships between body dimensions and resting and working oxygen consumption in boys aged 11 to 18 years.

2. Functional capacity and body composition in top weight-lifters, swimmers, runners and skiers.

3. The influence of body weight on energy expenditure during walking on a road and on a treadmill.

Review 4. Tests of maximum oxygen intake. A critical review.