PRACTICALITY OF INCLINED TREADMILL VO₂ MAX TESTING FOR LEVEL RUNNING EXERCISE PRESCRIPTIONWELTMAN A.1982; J. SPORTS MED. PHYS. FITNESS; ISSN 0022-4707; ITA; DA. 1982; VOL. 22; NO 2; PP. 191-198; ABS. FRE/ITA; BIBL. 29 REF.Article

UNFAVORABLE SERUM LIPID PROFILES IN EXTREMELY OVERFAT WOMENWELTMAN A.1983; INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBESITY; ISSN 0307-0565; GBR; DA. 1983; VOL. 7; NO 2; PP. 109-114; BIBL. 35 REF.Article

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ONSET OF METABOLIC ACIDOSIS (ANAEROBIC THRESHOLD) AND MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKEWELTMAN A; KATCH VL.1979; J. SPORTS MED. PHYS. FITN.; ITA; DA. 1979; VOL. 19; NO 2; PP. 135-142; ABS. FRE/SPA; BIBL. 29 REF.Article

Assessing ground conditions of small sites by aerial infrared photography = Estimation des conditions du sol de petits sites au moyen de photos aériennes infra-rougesWELTMAN, A.Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology. 1987, Vol 20, Num 2, pp 114-115, issn 0481-2085Article

INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANAEROBIC POWER OUTPUT, ANAEROBIC CAPACITY AND AEROBIC POWERKATCH VL; WELTMAN A.1979; ERGONOMICS; GBR; DA. 1979; VOL. 22; NO 3; PP. 325-332; ABS. FRE/GER; BIBL. 23 REF.Article

PREDICTABILITY OF BODY SEGMENT VOLUMES IN LIVING SUBJECTS. = DETERMINATION DES VOLUMES SEGMENTAIRES DU CORPS DES SUJETS VIVANTSKATCH V; WELTMAN A.1975; HUM. BIOL.; U.S.A.; DA. 1975; VOL. 47; NO 2; PP. 203-218; BIBL. 1 P. 1/2Article

AGE, DIET, MAXIMAL AEROBIC CAPACITY AND SERUM LIPIDSMATTER S; STAMFORD BA; WELTMAN A et al.1980; J. GERONTOL. (KIRKWOOD); ISSN 0022-1422; USA; DA. 1980; VOL. 35; NO 4; PP. 532-536; BIBL. 27 REF.Article

USE OF ONE GAS ANALYZER FOR ESTIMATING MAXIMAL AND SUBMAXIMAL OXYGEN INTAKEMOFFATT RJ; WELTMAN A; STAMFORD BA et al.1979; J. SPORTS MED. PHYS. FITN.; ITA; DA. 1979; VOL. 19; NO 1; PP. 85-90; ABS. FRE/SPA; BIBL. 10 REF.Article

EFFECTS OF INCREASING OXYGEN AVAILABILITY ON BICYCLE ERGOMETER ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE.WELTMAN A; KATCH V; SADY S et al.1978; ERGONOMICS; GBR; DA. 1978; VOL. 21; NO 6; PP. 427-438; ABS. FRE/GER; BIBL. 29 REF.Article

CALORIC RESTRICTION AND/OR MILD EXERCISE: EFFECTS ON SERUM LIPIDS AND BODY COMPOSITIONWELTMAN A; MATTER S; STANFORD BA et al.1980; AMER. J. CLIN. NUTRIT.; USA; DA. 1980; VOL. 33; NO 5; PP. 1002-1009; BIBL. 42 REF.Article

RECOVERY FROM MAXIMAL EFFORT EXERCISE: LACTATE DISAPPEARANCE AND SUBSEQUENT PERFORMANCEWELTMAN A; STAMFORD BA; FULCO C et al.1979; J. APPL. PHYSIOL., RESP. ENVIRONMENT. EXERC. PHYSIOL.; USA; DA. 1979; VOL. 47; NO 4; PP. 677-682; BIBL. 30 REF.Article

SUPRAMAXIMAL TRAINING IN FEMALES: EFFECTS ON ANAEROBIC POWER OUTPUT, ANAEROBIC CAPACITY, AND AEROBIC POWERWELTMAN A; MOFFATT RJ; STAMFORD BA et al.1978; J. SPORTS MED. PHYS. FITN.; ITA; DA. 1978; VOL. 18; NO 3; PP. 237-244; BIBL. 28 REF.Article

Validity of skinfold and girth based regression equations for the prediction of body composition in obese adultsSEIP, R. L; WELTMAN, A.American journal of human biology. 1991, Vol 3, Num 2, pp 91-95, issn 1042-0533Article

Effects of pedal frequency on VO₂ and work output at lactate threshold (LT), fixed blood lactate concentrations of 2mM and 4mM, and max in competitive cyclistsBUCHANAN, M; WELTMAN, A.International journal of sports medicine. 1985, Vol 6, Num 3, pp 163-168, issn 0172-4622Article

BLOOD LACTATE DISAPPEARANCE AFTER SUPRAMAXIMAL ONE-LEGGED EXERCICESTAMFORD BA; MOFFATT RJ; WELTMAN A et al.1978; J. APPL. PHYSIOL. RESP. ENVIRONMENT. EXERC. PHYSIOL.; USA; DA. 1978; VOL. 45; NO 2; PP. 244-248; BIBL. 20 REF.Article

Prior exhaustive exercise and subsequent, maximal constant load exercise performanceWELTMAN, A; REGAN, J. D.International journal of sports medicine. 1983, Vol 4, Num 3, pp 184-189, issn 0172-4622Article

CHANGES IN METABOLIC ACIDOSIS: EVIDENCE FOR AN INTENSITY THRESHOLDSADY S; KATCH V; FREEDSON P et al.1980; J. SPORTS MED. PHYS. FITN.; ITA; DA. 1980; VOL. 20; NO 1; PP. 41-46; BIBL. 24 REF.Article

EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY AEROBIC TRAINING ON MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKE CAPACITY AND FIELD TEST PERFORMANCE.MOFFATT RJ; STAMFORD BA; WELTMAN A et al.1977; J. SPORTS MED. PHYS. FITN.; ITALY; DA. 1977; VOL. 17; NO 4; PP. 351-359; ABS. FR. ESP.; BIBL. 23 REF.Article

EXERCISE RECOVERY ABOVE AND BELOW ANAEROBIC THRESHOLD FOLLOWING MAXIMAL WORKSTAMFORD BA; WELTMAN A; MOFFATT R et al.1981; J. APPL. PHYSIOL.: RESPIR. ENVIRON. EXERC. PHYSIOL.; ISSN 0161-7567; USA; DA. 1981; VOL. 51; NO 4; PP. 840-844; BIBL. 24 REF.Article

Prediction of maximal effort bicycle ergometer endurance performanceBARLOW, K; WELTMAN, A; SCHURRER, R et al.International journal of sports medicine. 1985, Vol 6, Num 4, pp 190-196, issn 0172-4622Article

Validity of anthropometric techniques for estimating percentage body fat in obese females before and after sizable weight lossSEIP, R. L; SNEAD, D; WELTMAN, A et al.American journal of human biology. 1993, Vol 5, Num 5, pp 549-557, issn 1042-0533Article

Practical assessment of body composition in adult obese malesWELTMAN, A; SEIP, R. L; ZUNG VU TRAN et al.Human biology. 1987, Vol 59, Num 3, pp 523-535, issn 0018-7143Article

Relationship of timed sit-up tests to isokinetic abdominal strengthHALL, G. L; HETZLER, R. K; PERRIN, D et al.Research quarterly for exercise and sport. 1992, Vol 63, Num 1, pp 80-84, issn 0270-1367Article

Heart rate response to psychological stressors of individuals possessing resting bradycardiaBOUTCHER, S. H; NUGENT, F. W; WELTMAN, A. L et al.Behavioral medicine (Washington, DC). 1995, Vol 21, Num 1, pp 40-46, issn 0896-4289Article

Effects of training specificity on the lactate threshold and VO₂ peakPIERCE, E. F; WELTMAN, A; SEIP, R. L et al.International journal of sports medicine. 1990, Vol 11, Num 4, pp 267-272, issn 0172-4622, 6 p.Article