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Progressive Adaptation in Physical Activity and Neuromuscular Performance during 520d Confinement

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  • Daniel L Belavý
  • Ulf Gast
  • Martin Daumer
  • Elena Fomina
  • Rainer Rawer
  • Hans Schießl
  • Stefan Schneider
  • Harald Schubert
  • Cristina Soaz
  • Dieter Felsenberg

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To understand whether prolonged confinement results in reductions in physical activity and adaptation in the musculoskeletal system, six subjects were measured during 520 d isolation in the Mars500 study. We tested the hypothesis that physical activity reduces in prolonged confinement and that this would be associated with decrements of neuromuscular performance. Physical activity, as measured by average acceleration of the body’s center of mass (“activity temperature”) using the actibelt® device, decreased progressively over the course of isolation (p

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  • Daniel L Belavý & Ulf Gast & Martin Daumer & Elena Fomina & Rainer Rawer & Hans Schießl & Stefan Schneider & Harald Schubert & Cristina Soaz & Dieter Felsenberg, 2013. "Progressive Adaptation in Physical Activity and Neuromuscular Performance during 520d Confinement," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 8(3), pages 1-7, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0060090
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0060090
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