ArticlePhysiological reports2025
Skeletal muscle energetics during submaximal contractions are linked to metabolic performance during ambulatory exercise: A pilot study in male adults.
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Skeletal muscle's capacity for oxidative energy production can be measured in vivo by phosphocreatine (PCr) recovery following maximal contractions inside a magnetic resonance scanner. However, muscle energetic characteristics during submaximal contractions of similar intensity as used in free-living activities may be more relevant to the energetic support of ambulatory tasks during daily life. We measured vastus lateralis muscle oxidative capacity, acidification, submaximal oxidative energy production, and acetylcarnitine accumulation in response to an incremental contraction protocol (6%-15% maximal torque). We then evaluated the relationships between these metrics and whole-body metabolic responses to a 30-min treadmill walk (30MTW) and a peak oxygen consumption (VO
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