The study aims to look at the blood flow restriction (BFR) + high intensity interval training (HIIT) variables to induce an optimal acute training stimulus (i.e., acute responses in main outcome measures of muscular activation, muscular deoxygenation, and secondary outcome measures of heart rate (HR), blood lactate (bLa), subjective ratings of perceived exertion and discomfort) The hypotheses for this study are: (i) BFR increases muscular deoxygenation, muscular activation when HIIT exercise is of the same intensity, (ii) however, comparing between a lower BFR + HIIT exercise intensity (e.g. 80% V̀‡O2max) and higher HIIT exercise intensity (e.g. 100% V̀‡O2max), muscular deoxygenation and activation will be similar but HR will be lower in the BFR + HIIT condition.
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Heart rate
Timeframe: Measured and compared between each acute arm (condition)
Blood lactate concentration
Timeframe: Measured and compared between each acute arm (condition)
Muscle activation
Timeframe: Measured and compared between each acute arm (condition)
Muscle oxygenation
Timeframe: Measured and compared between each acute arm (condition)