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Pre-Exercise Hyperventilation Effects on Wingate Test
This study investigates the acute effects of pre-exercise voluntary hyperventilation on pulmonary gas exchange, cardiovascular responses, and anaerobic performance during a 30-second Wingate test in athletic males using a randomized crossover design.
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