Stop Training Research Articles

Stop training now!

Lately we have been hearing a great deal about the importance of training and how it is not afforded sufficient priority in this country. Surely in a time of crisis, such as we now find ourselves, we must abandon all thoughts of preparing for the future and get down to surviving the present.

Effects of stopping training on size and response to insulin of fat cells in female rats.

The parametrial adipocytes of exercise-trained female rats were smaller and had greater rates of 2-deoxyglucose uptake and glucose oxidation over a wide range of insulin concentrations than the fat cells of sedentary animals of the same age. The fat cells of the sedentary animals had a 180% greater volume than those of the trained rats, despite only a 9% difference in body weight. Following cessation of training adipocyte size increased rapidly; approximately two-thirds of the initial difference in fat cell volume between the trained and sedentary rats had disappeared after 9 days without exercise. Concomitant with the increase in fat cell size, the response of 2-deoxyglucose uptake and glucose oxidation to insulin diminished. There was a close correlation between fat cell size and the magnitude of the response to insulin of both glucose oxidation and 2-deoxyglucose uptake. It appears from these results that the effect of exercise training on the response of adipocytes to insulin is rapidly lost when exercise is stopped.

In the Stopping Train and Other Poems

In the Stopping Train and Other Poems

The Poet in the Imaginary Museum; In The Stopping Train

The Poet in the Imaginary Museum; In The Stopping Train Get access The Poet in the Imaginary Museum. By Donald Davie. Carcanet. £6.00.In The Stopping Train. By Donald Davie. Carcanet. £2.00. Alan Wall Alan Wall Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar English: Journal of the English Association, Volume 27, Issue 128-129, Summer-Autumn 1978, Pages 250–254, https://doi.org/10.1093/english/27.128-129.250 Published: 01 July 1978

Invited PaperHigh-speed, High-density Train Allocation

Invited PaperHigh-speed, High-density Train Allocation