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Why sprint interval training is inappropriate for a largely sedentary population
Sarah Hardcastle
, Hannah Ray
,
Louisa Beale
, Martin S. Hagger
University of Brighton
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Sprint Interval Training
100%
Sedentary Population
100%
Motivational Factors
66%
Sedentary Workers
66%
Self-regulation
33%
Confidence Level
33%
Physiological Benefits
33%
Affective Response
33%
Laboratory Environment
33%
High-intensity Exercise
33%
Exercise Modality
33%
Negative Affect
33%
Social-cognitive Factors
33%
Moderate-intensity Exercise
33%
Motivation Level
33%
Continuous Aerobic Exercise
33%
Participation in Physical Activity
33%
Natural Settings
33%
Psychology
Motivational Factor
100%
Physical Activity
50%
Self-Regulation
50%
Negative Affect
50%
Aerobic Exercise
50%
Cognitive Factor
50%