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A treadmill test was submaximal by heart rate but he walked for 8 minutes.

Such "submaximal" exercise is known to optimally break down fat.

The submaximal plateau was started after a one hour basal period.

Music has been shown to have neither increase or decrease heart rate of subjects performing submaximal exercise.

Moreover, submaximal exercise heart rates have been shown to increase following a 50% decrease in training frequency over 10 days.

With the exception of the smallest fish, angelfish show submaximal performance when making large turns.

Each of 20 healthy young men performed both a submaximal and a maximal test on a treadmill.

Economy is defined as the energy expended to meet the aerobic demands of a given submaximal activity.

Between humans there is a great deal of individual variability observed in energy expenditure during running at a given submaximal speed.

If not, then it continues to what doctors call the maximal point or the submaximal point.

Other doctors favor the submaximal because they believe that it greatly lowers the risk of medical complications during the test.

Key words: cycling, efficiency, performance, submaximal test, longitudinal changes, physiological assessments.

The submaximal plateau lasted for three hours, and half way through this the subject smoked one cigarette at the usual rate.

The step test is what's known as a 'submaximal' test - in other words, it doesn't require you to reach exhaustion.

Effects of short term submaximal training in humans on muscle metabolism in exercise.

Tapering may also be done for submaximal exercises.

The submaximal end point is usually calculated by subtracting the patient's age from 220, to obtain a theoretical maximum heart rate.

This test allows stroke mechanics to be assessed from submaximal to maximal speeds.

Peak flow during tidal breathing is submaximal; it can be increased with increased effort.

The purpose of this study was to develop a regression equation for predicting submaximal in mice during treadmill running.

In the last experiment, core temperature was elevated by bicycling at a submaximal level during the cold hand immersion.

She compared the technology to "a huge graph: the 'down' column would include variables like maximal, submaximal or no therapy."

Ivey (1999) Submaximal exchange between a convectively forced basin and a large reservoir.

Changes in the susceptibility of red blood cells to oxidative and osmotic stress following submaximal exercise.

Training resulted in augmented estimated and bradycardia during rest and submaximal exercise.