Juan Murias

@MuriasLab

Exercise physiologist. Interested in oxygen transport, performance and aging.

Joined February 2018

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Juan Murias @MuriasLab Dec 7, 2024

Another great paper by Calaine Inglis: "Exercise training-induced speeding of VO2 kinetics is not intensity domain-specific or correlated with indices of exercise performance". Full text available here: rdcu.be/d2AZL
Thanks to the Qatar National Library for OA support!

Juan Murias @MuriasLab Nov 5, 2024

Great work by @Robin_Faricier in collaboration with @kinesiologui and @DanielKeir1 to learn more about how to maximize time spent near VO2max during constant load exercise within the severe intensity domain.
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Juan Murias @MuriasLab Oct 12, 2024

Exciting job opportunity in Exercise Physiology at Wayne State University.
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Juan Murias @MuriasLab Feb 24, 2024

📢Great work by @LetiziaRasica on methodological considerations for NIRS-derived measures of muscle oxidative capacity.

Thanks to @QNLib 👏for supporting free OA for this article: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

link.springer.com Methodological considerations on near-infrared spectroscopy derived muscle oxidative capacity European Journal of Applied Physiology - Different strategies for near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS)-derived muscle oxidative capacity assessment have been reported. This study compared and...

Juan Murias @MuriasLab Feb 21, 2024

Amazing work by Dr. Calaine! 7 weeks of moderate intensity endurance training did not increase VO2max or thresholds compared to control. Heavy, severe, and extreme domain training all worked though😉. Is it time to rethink guidelines? @DanielKeir1.

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www.ovid.com Heavy-, Severe-, and Extreme-, but Not... : Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise IntroductionThis study assessed the effect of individualized, domain-based exercise intensity prescription on changes in maximal oxygen uptake...