Endurance TrainingOct 30, 2026
RCT·European journal of sport science

Sodium Bicarbonate Boosts Interval Power and High-Intensity Training Capacity

Common baking soda could help athletes push harder during interval workouts, increasing power output and time spent near peak oxygen capacity.

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Endurance TrainingOct 30, 2026
RCT·Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition

HMB Boosts Aerobic Performance When Paired With High-Intensity Workouts

A targeted dose of HMB can significantly boost aerobic capacity during intense training, especially in conditioned athletes.

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Endurance TrainingOct 16, 2026
RCT·European journal of applied physiology

Eccentric Cycling Builds Strength With Far Less Cardiac Strain

A novel cycling method builds functional strength in older adults with remarkably low cardiovascular strain.

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Endurance TrainingOct 16, 2026
RCT·GeroScience

CoQ10 Fails to Boost Muscle Mitochondria in Older Adults

A rigorous trial reveals that CoQ10 supplements spike blood levels but fail to reach muscle tissue or enhance physical performance in healthy seniors.

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RCT·Journal of strength and conditioning research

Does Your Menstrual Cycle Impact Interval Training Performance?

Peak power stays consistent across menstrual phases, but fatigue hits faster during low-hormone periods without adequate rest.

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RCT·Frontiers in Nutrition

HIIT Boosts Brain Speed and Fitness in Young Adults

A 12-week high-intensity interval training program sped up mental processing while slashing body weight in overweight young adults.

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Endurance TrainingSep 25, 2026
RCT·Journal of autoimmunity

Can HIIT Safely Boost Fitness for People With Lupus?

A new study reveals that high-intensity interval training can significantly boost aerobic fitness in people with lupus, though it may not solve their persistent fatigue.

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Endurance TrainingSep 18, 2026
Observational·GeroScience

Can Cardio Slow Aging? Study Reveals Key Fitness Threshold

A new study reveals that higher aerobic fitness slows your biological clock, identifying a specific performance target to aim for.

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Endurance TrainingSep 18, 2026
Cohort study·Brain, behavior, and immunity

Fitter Hearts Mean Younger Brains by Reducing Inflammation

A new study reveals that high cardiovascular fitness keeps your brain young, and fighting inflammation is the key.

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