Human Performance Laboratory, Korey Stringer Institute, Department of Kinesiology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut.
Department of Nutritional Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania.
J Strength Cond Res. 2019 Mar;33(3):727-735. doi: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000001831.
Adams, EL, Casa, DJ, Huggins, RA, DeMartini-Nolan, JK, Stearns, RL, Kennedy, RM, Bosworth, MM, DiStefano, LJ, Armstrong, LE, and Maresh, CM. Heat exposure and hypohydration exacerbate physiological strain during load carrying. J Strength Cond Res 33(3): 727-735, 2019-Heat exposure and hypohydration induce physiological and psychological strain during exercise; however, it is unknown if the separate effects of heat exposure and hypohydration are synergistic when co-occurring during loaded exercise. This study compared separate and combined effects of heat exposure and hypohydration on physiological strain, mood state, and visual vigilance during loaded exercise. Twelve men (mean ± SD; age, 20 ± 2 years; body mass, 74.0 ± 8.2 kg; maximal oxygen uptake, 57.0 ± 6.0 ml·kg·min) completed 4 trials under the following conditions: euhydrated temperate (EUT), hypohydrated temperate (HYT), euhydrated hot (EUH), and hypohydrated hot (HYH). Exercise was 90 minutes of treadmill walking (∼50% V[Combining Dot Above]O2max, 5% grade) while carrying a 45-lb rucksack. Profile of Mood States and the Scanning Visual Vigilance Test were completed before and after exercise. The separate effects of heat exposure (EUH) and hypohydration (HYT) on post-exercise rectal temperature (Tre) were similar (38.25 ± 0.63°C vs. 38.22 ± 0.29°C, respectively, p > 0.05), whereas in combination (HYH), post-exercise Tre was far greater (39.32 ± 0.43°C). Increase in Tre per 1% body mass loss (BML) for HYH (vs. EUH) was greater than HYT (vs. EUT) (0.32 vs. 0.04°C, respectively, p = 0.02); heart rate increase per 1% BML for HYH (vs. EUH) was 7 b·min compared with HYT (vs. EUT) at 3 b·min (p = 0.30). Hypohydrated hot induced greater mood disturbance (post-exercise - pre-exercise) (35 ± 21 units) compared with other conditions (EUT = 3 ± 9 units; HYT = 3 ± 16 units; EUH = 16 ± 26 units; p < 0.001). No differences occurred in visual vigilance (p > 0.05). Independently, heat exposure and hypohydration induced similar physiological strain during loaded exercise; when combined, heat exposure with hypohydration, synergistically exacerbated physiological strain and mood disturbance.
亚当斯,EL,卡萨,DJ,哈金斯,RA,德马蒂尼-诺兰,JK,斯特恩斯,RL,肯尼迪,RM,博斯沃思,MM,迪斯特法诺,LJ,阿姆斯特朗,LE,和马雷什,CM。热暴露和脱水会加重负重时的生理压力。J 力量与调节研究 33(3):727-735,2019-热暴露和脱水会在运动中引起生理和心理压力;然而,目前尚不清楚热暴露和脱水在负重运动中同时发生时,它们各自的影响是否具有协同作用。本研究比较了热暴露和脱水对负重运动中生理压力、情绪状态和视觉警戒性的单独和联合影响。12 名男性(平均±SD;年龄,20±2 岁;体重,74.0±8.2kg;最大摄氧量,57.0±6.0ml·kg·min)在以下条件下完成了 4 项试验:温水(EUT)、温水(HYT)、温水(EUH)和温水(HYH)。运动是 90 分钟的跑步机步行(约 50%最大摄氧量,5%坡度),同时携带 45 磅背包。在运动前后完成了心境状态剖面图和扫描视觉警戒测试。热暴露(EUH)和脱水(HYT)对运动后直肠温度(Tre)的单独影响相似(分别为 38.25±0.63°C 和 38.22±0.29°C,p>0.05),而在组合(HYH)中,运动后 Tre 更高(39.32±0.43°C)。HYH 每损失 1%体重(BML)Tre 增加(与 EUH 相比)大于 HYT(与 EUT 相比)(分别为 0.32°C 和 0.04°C,p=0.02);HYH 每损失 1%BML 心率增加(与 EUH 相比)比 HYT(与 EUT 相比)多 3 个(分别为 7 个和 3 个,p=0.30)。与其他条件相比(EUT=3±9 单位;HYT=3±16 单位;EUH=16±26 单位;p<0.001),脱水热诱导更大的情绪障碍(运动后-运动前)(35±21 单位)。在视觉警戒性方面没有差异(p>0.05)。独立地,热暴露和脱水在负重运动中引起相似的生理压力;当组合时,热暴露与脱水协同加重生理压力和情绪障碍。