Maximal fat oxidation during exercise: impact of nutritional status and exhaustion - Maximal fat oxidation during exercise - FatMaxx

Wageningen Universiteit0 sites40 target enrollmentStarted: TBDLast updated: April 15, 2024

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•* Apparently healthy (self-reported)
•* aged between 20 and 35
•* BMI between 18.5 to 27 kg/m2
•* Recreationally active, defined as minimal of 3 hours training per week, and a
•maximum of 10 hours a week
•* The sport a participant is engaged in should be a game sport, endurance
•sport, or should at least contain a major endurance component. Examples of
•sports that can be included are: distance running, cycling, triathlon,
•crossfit, and game sports like soccer, rugby, handball, hockey,
•* For part 2 subjects should be used to prolonged cycling exercise
•* Able to be present and participate at all test days and willing and able to
•follow prescribed interventions

•* Inactive (defined as <3 hours of training per week)
•* Non-recreational athlete (>10 hours of training per week)
•* active in a sport without a major endurance component
•* Smokers, defined as someone who has smoked regularly in the previous year.
•* Excessive alcohol consumption (i.e. more than 14 units for males per week; 7
•units for females)
•* Drug use
•* The more *extreme* diets (like veganism, ketogenic diet, raw-food, carnivore
•* Participation in another biomedical study possibly interfering with the study
•results within 1 month before the first study visit
•* Inability to participate and/or complete the required measurements
•* People working for the department of Human Nutrition and Health
•not having a GP

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