2007, Piran, Slovenia
2007, Piran, Slovenia 2007, Piran, Slovenia
Environmental Ergonomics XII Igor B. Mekjavic, Stelios N. Kounalakis & Nigel A.S. Taylor (Eds.), © BIOMED, Ljubljana 2007 RESULTS During the 12 day manoeuvre, ambient temperature varied between -20-2°C. Body mass and the amount of subcutaneous fat declined significantly during the manoeuvre being 70.8 ±9.7 kg and 70.3 ±9.4 kg and 13.4 ±2.5% and 12.8 ±2.6% on T2 and T3, respectively. Table 1 shows that SJ increased (p
Occupational Thermal Problems DISCUSSION Twelve days of military winter manoeuvre had a minor effect on soldiers' neuromuscular performance capacity. It seems that the soldiers were not engaged in sustained overexertion during the manoeuvre. In fact, based on heart rate measurements during the manoeuvre it was estimated that the mean workload varied between light and moderate. According to Nindl et al. (2002) decrements in physical performance were mainly restricted to muscle groups that were over-utilized without adequate recovery during
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DISCUSSION<br />
Twelve days of military winter manoeuvre had a minor effect on soldiers' neuromuscular<br />
performance capacity. It seems that the soldiers were not engaged in sustained overexertion<br />
during the manoeuvre. In fact, based on heart rate measurements during the manoeuvre it was<br />
estimated that the mean workload varied between light and moderate. According to Nindl et<br />
al. (2002) decrements in physical performance were mainly restricted to muscle groups that<br />
were over-utilized without adequate recovery during
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