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The elevated progesterone levels also cause an increase in perspiration and body temperature, affecting performance (especially during prolonged workouts in hot and humid climates), so stay cool and hydrated to prevent overheating and fatigue.
Oestrogen concentrations of the luteal phase reduce reliance on muscle glycogen during exercise and although not as yet supported by human tracer studies, oestrogen increases free fatty acid availability and oxidative capacity in exercise, favouring endurance performance.
Results: No significant differences were found in VO2max, HR, RER, or VE during VO2max stages, VT1 and VT2, 5 km TT, or blood lactate pre- and post-5 km TT between EF and ML phases.
The follicular phase and athletic performance With a lower level of hormones during the first phase of your menstrual cycle, your body is primed to maximize hard training efforts. This means your body is better able to access stored carbohydrates, making this an ideal time for high-intensity training.
These results demonstrate that for unacclimatised games players the performance of intermittent, high-intensity shuttle running in the heat is unaffected by menstrual cycle phase but is influenced by OC use.
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Other studies suggest that during the mid-luteal phase, when estrogen and progesterone concentrations are high, there is diminished performance in factors such as endurance (Bossi et al., 2013), static strength endurance on a grip strength meter (Nicolay et al., 2008), VO2 max (Lebrun et al., 1995), and maximal

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