Stabilizing the Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling Using a Metronome to Save Energy
The Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling (LRC) is often evidenced by phase- or frequency-locking patterns. The model of the sine circle map is used here to characterize LRC. Several studies have suggested that a sound emitted by an external metronome can stabilize the LRC. Participants in our task were as...
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doaj-ad4d7d4c66c04c08ba064914ac788ac32021-04-02T17:33:28ZengEDP SciencesBIO Web of Conferences2117-44582011-12-0110003610.1051/bioconf/20110100036Stabilizing the Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling Using a Metronome to Save EnergyVillard Sébastien J.Hoffmann Charles P.Bardy Benoît G.The Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling (LRC) is often evidenced by phase- or frequency-locking patterns. The model of the sine circle map is used here to characterize LRC. Several studies have suggested that a sound emitted by an external metronome can stabilize the LRC. Participants in our task were asked during a cycling exercise to synchronize either their respiration or their pedaling rate with an external auditory stimulus corresponding to their preferred respiratory and pedaling frequencies respectively. Our results showed a significant reduction in energy expenditure when participants breathed in sync with the auditory stimulation, but not accompanied by a change in the stabilization of LRC. A large within- as well as between-participants LRC variability, together with the spontaneous adoption of the most stable pace, contributes to explain this result. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/20110100036 |
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Stabilizing the Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling Using a Metronome to Save Energy |
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Stabilizing the Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling Using a Metronome to Save Energy |
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BIO Web of Conferences |
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The Locomotor-Respiratory Coupling (LRC) is often evidenced by phase- or frequency-locking patterns. The model of the sine circle map is used here to characterize LRC. Several studies have suggested that a sound emitted by an external metronome can stabilize the LRC. Participants in our task were asked during a cycling exercise to synchronize either their respiration or their pedaling rate with an external auditory stimulus corresponding to their preferred respiratory and pedaling frequencies respectively. Our results showed a significant reduction in energy expenditure when participants breathed in sync with the auditory stimulation, but not accompanied by a change in the stabilization of LRC. A large within- as well as between-participants LRC variability, together with the spontaneous adoption of the most stable pace, contributes to explain this result. |
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