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Fluid Intake Needed for a 45 minute Interval Program on a T675 Treadmill
Location
Hall Memorial Ballroom
Access Type
Campus Access Only
Start Date
4-4-2018 12:00 PM
Department
Athletic Training
Abstract
Context: Proper hydration aids in providing energy for physical activity in individuals.
Objective: To determine the appropriate amount of fluids needed to hydrate for 45 minutes on an interval program on the Sportsart Fitness T675 treadmill.
Design: Case Series
Setting: Clinical Laboratory
Participants: We had XX participants (male-n and female-n) from both the undergraduate and graduate programs above the age of 18. Students were excluded if they consumed any nutritional supplements or medications that cause water retention, had sickle cell anemia, or had kidney dysfunction.
Intervention: Changes in fluid amounts
Main Outcome Measure: Body mass, specific gravity, hematocrit
Results: In progress
Conclusion: In progress
Keywords: Bod Pod, Hematocrit, Replacement, Specific Gravity
Faculty Mentor(s)
Debbie Bradney
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Fluid Intake Needed for a 45 minute Interval Program on a T675 Treadmill
Hall Memorial Ballroom
Context: Proper hydration aids in providing energy for physical activity in individuals.
Objective: To determine the appropriate amount of fluids needed to hydrate for 45 minutes on an interval program on the Sportsart Fitness T675 treadmill.
Design: Case Series
Setting: Clinical Laboratory
Participants: We had XX participants (male-n and female-n) from both the undergraduate and graduate programs above the age of 18. Students were excluded if they consumed any nutritional supplements or medications that cause water retention, had sickle cell anemia, or had kidney dysfunction.
Intervention: Changes in fluid amounts
Main Outcome Measure: Body mass, specific gravity, hematocrit
Results: In progress
Conclusion: In progress
Keywords: Bod Pod, Hematocrit, Replacement, Specific Gravity