Sit-to-stand transitions
2 papers1 finding
- 1 lab in 1 country
- Humans2
Outcomes
1Perceived physical fatigability
no changein humans1
1 study
Perceived physical fatigability
no changein humans1
Sit-to-stand transitions have no effect on perceived physical fatigability in humans.
“Mean time per sedentary bout and sit-to-stand transitions were not associated with perceived physical fatigability.”
Humansn = 685
ASSOCIATION OF SEDENTARY BEHAVIORS WITH PERCEIVED PHYSICAL FATIGABILITY
GSA 2024 abstract31 Dec 2024
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Cross-sectional study of 44 peoplePopulations
GSA 2024 Abstract
ASSOCIATION OF SEDENTARY BEHAVIORS WITH PERCEIVED PHYSICAL FATIGABILITY
Cross-sectional study of 685 peoplePopulations