HIT Your Brain: Neuron and New Run。

Q3 Neuroscience
Min-Chul Lee, Hideaki Soya
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体育活动在神经科学中的重要性正在得到越来越多的认识。问题来了:运动的具体重点是什么?哪些因素促成了神经科学中观察到的运动益处?各种形式的运动已经在神经科学的生理、心理和生化实验中进行了检验。尽管如此,仍需要更清晰地确定最佳运动条件,包括FITT-VP变量(频率、强度、类型和时间)。本章旨在阐明高强度训练(HIT)在促进生理适应方面的积极影响,并探索其在脑功能中的新作用。重点研究领域包括:(1)结构层面的运动神经科学,涉及突触可塑性和神经发生;(2)行为发展的功能层面;(3)从分子水平探讨运动诱导大脑可塑性的潜在机制。总的来说,高强度训练是一种更经济有效的增强生理适应的方法,包括改善有氧能力。此外,它已被证明对海马体依赖性学习和记忆等大脑功能有积极影响。这些发现为高强度训练的实用性提供了有价值的见解,并为未来的研究提出了方向。
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HIT Your Brain: Neuron and New Run.

The importance of physical activity in neuroscience is gaining increasing recognition. The question arises: What is the specific focus of exercise, and what factors contribute to the observed benefits of exercise in neuroscience? Various forms of exercise have been examined across physiological, psychological, and biochemical experiments within neuroscience. Still, there is a need for greater clarity to identify optimal exercise conditions, including the FITT-VP variables (frequency, intensity, type, and time).This chapter aims to shed light on the positive impacts of high-intensity training (HIT) exercises in facilitating physiological adaptation and exploring the newfound role in brain functions. Key areas explored include (1) exercise neuroscience at the structural level involving synaptic plasticity and neurogenesis; (2) functional level concerning behavioral development; and (3) molecular level addressing potential mechanisms underlying exercise-induced brain plasticity.Overall, high-intensity training emerges as a more cost-effective method for enhancing physiological adaptations, including improvements in aerobic capacity. Additionally, it has been shown to influence brain functions such as hippocampus-dependent learning and memory positively. These findings offer valuable insights into the practicality of high-intensity training for performance improvement and suggest directions for future research.

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Advances in neurobiology
Advances in neurobiology Neuroscience-Neurology
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