Silvia POGLIAGHI

Ricercatore Universitario (Assistant Professor)

Università degli Studi di Torino

Italy

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Silvia Pogliaghi is an Assistant Professor at Università degli Studi di Verona in Italy. Her research focuses on cardiocirculatory and metabolic responses to exercise, particularly in different age groups and populations. Recent articles explore various aspects of physical performance, including muscle power estimation, fat oxidation, and the effects of exercise intensity. She employs innovative methodologies such as wearable sensors to study postural sway and running gait analysis.

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Cardiocirculatory and Metabolic Responses to Low- and High-Load Squat Exercise in Young and Middle-Aged Individuals

Predicting Heart Rate Slow Component Dynamics: A Model Across Exercise Intensities, Age, and Sex

Indexes of Fat Oxidation from Ramp vs. Graded Incremental Protocols in Postmenopausal Women

Construct Validity of a Wearable Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) in Measuring Postural Sway and the Effect of Visual Deprivation in Healthy Older Adults

Loaded 5 Sit-to-Stand Test to Determine the Force–Velocity Relationship in Older Adults: A Validation Study

Temporal, Kinematic and Kinetic Variables Derived from a Wearable 3D Inertial Sensor to Estimate Muscle Power during the 5 Sit to Stand Test in Older Individuals: A Validation Study

Type 2 Diabetes Related Mitochondrial Defects in Peripheral Mononucleated Blood Cells from Overweight Postmenopausal Women

Estimating Muscle Power of the Lower Limbs through the 5-Sit-to-Stand Test: A Comparison of Field vs. Laboratory Method

Quantitative and Qualitative Running Gait Analysis through an Innovative Video-Based Approach

Prolonged static stretching causes acute, non-metabolic fatigue and impairs exercise tolerance during severe intensity cycling.

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Francesco Lucertini

Chiara Milanese

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