Resting metabolic rate in weight-cycling collegiate wrestlers compared with physically active, noncycling control subjects1’2 Christopher
L Melby,
ABSTRACT weight
loss
and
WDanielSchmidt,
To
determine
regain
on
the resting
and
effect
of multiple
metabolic
cycling
weight
and
sured
before,
tlers
exhibited
with
the
1 3 weight-stable
during,
and
after
a significantly subjects
had
lost
nonwrestlers
a 6-mo
we
wrestling
was
to
preseason
merous
cycles
these
and
(p
ofweight
competitive
loss and athletes,
Am J C/in Nuir
gested.
KEY ture,
values
subjects
reduced
WORDS weight
than
the
postseason
0.05). Participation regain did not lower
as
has
been
I 990;52:409-
Resting
cycling,
higher
in nuRMR in
L Melby,
ABSTRACT weight
loss
and
WDanielSchmidt,
To
determine
regain
on
the resting
and
effect
of multiple
metabolic
cycling
weight
and
sured
before,
tlers
exhibited
with
the
1 3 weight-stable
during,
and
after
a significantly subjects
had
lost
nonwrestlers
a 6-mo
we
wrestling
was
to
preseason
merous
cycles
these
and
(p
ofweight
competitive
loss and athletes,
Am J C/in Nuir
gested.
KEY ture,
values
subjects
reduced
WORDS weight
than
the
postseason
0.05). Participation regain did not lower
as
has
been
I 990;52:409-
Resting
cycling,
higher
in nuRMR in
