Jamie F. Burr

University of Guelph

Canada

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Inhalation of cannabis containing THC alters physiological responses to both submaximal and maximal exercise and reduces mean power output during a 20-min time trial, regardless of whether it is inhaled as smoke or aerosol. In contrast, cannabis devoid of THC and predominantly containing CBD has no effect on physiological responses to exercise or performance.

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Trevor King

Mount Royal University

CANADA

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Marcos Martin-Rincon

Profesor Contratado Doctor

Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

SPAIN

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Christopher Pignanelli

Canadian Sport Institute Ontario

CANADA

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Jostein Hallén

Professor at The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences

Norwegian School of Sport Sciences

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Alexandra M Coates

Assistant Professor

Simon Fraser University

CANADA

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Víctor Galván Álvarez

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Universidad Fernando Pessoa Canarias

SPAIN

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Jamie F. Burr

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Articles (10)

Cannabis containing THC impairs 20-min cycling time trial performance irrespective of the method of inhalation

Assessing Leg Blood Flow and Cardiac Output During Running Using Thermodilution

Acute oral antioxidant consumption does not alter brachial artery flow mediated dilation in young adults independent of exercise training status

A Characterization of the Cardiac Physiology and Aortic Pulse Wave Properties of Artistic Swimmers Across Competitive Levels

Acute Effects of Cannabis Inhalation on Arterial Stiffness, Vascular Endothelial Function, and Cardiac Function

Acute partial sleep deprivation attenuates blood pressure responses to cycling exercise

Altered carbohydrate oxidation during exercise in overreached endurance athletes is applicable to training monitoring with continuous glucose monitors

Blood Flow-Restricted Training and Time Trial Performance: A Cohort Study of World-Class Rowers

Carbohydrate Ingestion Increases Interstitial Glucose and Mitigates Neuromuscular Fatigue during Single-Leg Knee Extensions

Effect of blood flow restriction and electrical muscle stimulation on human glycemic response to a glucose challenge

Collaborators (6)

Trevor King

Marcos Martin-Rincon

Christopher Pignanelli

Jostein Hallén

Alexandra M Coates

Víctor Galván Álvarez

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