Excited to share that our latest research paper has been published in Sports Medicine (@SportsMedicineJ) (Q1, IF: 9.4). Many thanks to @DOMINGOJRAMOS for leading this study and for the opportunity to be part of it. Full text available here: https://t.co/heIPc4VZoX
Congratulations to PhD candidate Alberto de León-Muñoz on the publication of a paper in APMR (Q1, IF: 3.7), which analyzes through a SR how exercise impact fatigue and quality of life in people with Guillain-Barré syndrome and CIDP.
https://t.co/sP3w01265q
Can physical exercise acutely and in the short-term increase BDNF —a neurotrophin with neuroprotective effects— in people with multiple sclerosis?
Result of my research stay at the University of Costa Rica and the ADVICE project.
https://t.co/jDDoqk5QwH
Un placer impartir clase en el Máster en Investigación e Innovación en Ciencias de la Actividad Física y del Deporte de la Universidad de Almería (@ualmeria). ¡¡Gracias al prof. @JacoboRubio por la invitación!!
New paper published on the mediating role of lower limb muscle strength in the classic EDSS–functional capacity relationship in patients with multiple sclerosis. Top co-authors from Spain and Costa Rica.
50 free copies available here: https://t.co/1OYPwqMOd1
🏃♂️💪 Should endurance athletes do strength training? Our latest umbrella review breaks it down for you! 🚀 Discover how it impacts VO2max, running economy, and overall performance 🫣. #StrengthTraining
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https://t.co/0aifw5hevQ
@LuisAndreu@domingojramos @vicentejclemente
Un placer formar parte del Tribunal Evaluador de una tesis doctoral de esta calidad. Enhorabuena al ya doctor Agustín Jerez por su magnífica defensa y a su director Salva Romero-Arenas.
¡Enhorabuena por tu plaza de Catedrático de Universidad, @JacoboRubio ! Este reconocimiento te lo mereces, no solo por tu contrastado recorrido investigador y docente, sino también por tu calidad humana. Es un honor que hayas sido, y sigas siendo, un referente para mí.
Are “split” resistance training programs more effective than full-body routines?
- Split = specific muscle groups trained per session
- Full body - all/most muscle groups trained
Many believe they are - especially once a certain training status is attained.
But this new meta-analysis suggests full-body and split routines elicit similar muscle growth and strength gain (over 4-12 weeks) - when total training volume is equal.
This means the “ideal” routine is based on personal preference and what is most feasible to achieve the desired training volume.
For me, I follow a split program because I prefer shorter but more frequent sessions across a week. If training less frequently, a full body program is likely needed to achieve the same volume (per muscle group).
https://t.co/w5yTFWlHL5
Published our latest paper in @SclerosisAnd . We show sex differences in strength, functional capacity, and mobility in people with multiple sclerosis. Thanks to @JacoboRubio, @DOMINGOJRAMOS, and all the co-authors! Free access for 50 days here📌 https://t.co/Rj4mOeRY5B
Fantástica experiencia en la Universidad Fundación HA Barceló (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Me he encontrado con una institución con un potencial enorme formada por profesionales de calidad. ¡Seguiremos trabajando juntos!
Our latest paper has been published in Virtual Reality Journal. Great collaboration with @JacoboRubio, @DOMINGOJRAMOS and Alberto Verdejo-Herrero. If you're interested in immersive virtual reality games, article is available online here https://t.co/godE3J86MG
Estamos de vuelta y buscamos participantes para nuestro estudio! 📣Tu participación es esencial para nuestra investigación 👩¡únete a nosotros! 🌀 Mujeres con y sin #esclerosismultiple. Consulta detalles en nuestro cartel adjunto👇👇 (Almería). https://t.co/8ywvOJCfXl @ADVICE_EM