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Afferent Signaling and Endurance Exercise Performance: Friend or Foe

Afferent Signaling and Endurance Exercise Performance: Friend or Foe Sensory signaling has been shown to play an essential role in the regulation of endurance exercise performance. This presentation explores the role of sensory signaling, especially “pain”, as it relates to pacing during time-trail performance as well as how it may relate to critical torque during exercise. Presenter: Christopher D. Black, PhD, FACSM Associate Professor of Health and Exercise Science University of Oklahoma Department of Health and Exercise Science Presented as a part of ACSM's Brown Bag in Science Series. Visit us at ACSM.org #ACSM