Brainwave biomarkers of brain activity, physiology and biomechanics in cycling performance

Zainuddin, Nurul Farha; Omar, A.K. Mohd; Zulkapri, Izwyn; Miswan, Mohd Syafiq

doi:10.11113/mjfas.v13n4-2.840

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“…The significant increase of the α/β ratio with IZ (Figure 4) could be due to the growing demand for sensorimotor, cognitive, and motor activity in the cycling task (Maceri, Cherup, & Hanson, 2019). Indeed, the β and the α cortical activities are both associated with psychological activities during aerobic exercise (Cheron et al, 2016;di Fronso et al, 2018;Enders et al, 2016;Ludyga et al, 2016;Zainuddin, Omar, Zulkapri, Jamaludin, & Miswan, 2017). Our results are in line with Enders et al, 2016, who reported an increase in both α and β bandwidth during a time trial to exhaustion (TTE) at 85% MAP .…”

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Neural Efficiency and Ability to Produce Accurate Efforts in Different Perceived Intensity Zones

Scholler¹,

Groslambert²,

Grosprêtre³

et al. 2021

Appl Psychophysiol Biofeedback

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This study aimed to investigate the relationship between neural efficiency and the ability of an athlete to produce accurate efforts in different perceived intensity zones during a racing scenario. The α/β ratio was used to quantify the neural efficiency during cycling, as it traduced the degree of participants information processing activity with lower cortical activity possible. Twelve trained competitive male cyclists delimited their perceived intensity zones 2 to 6 on a scale to assess the rating of exercise intensity. Then, they performed a 30 min racing scenario during which they had to produce different perceived intensities. The ability of athletes to produce perceived effort with accuracy and their neural efficiency was quantified during the racing scenario. The increase in the neural efficiency with the increase in the effort intensity could partly explain the improvement in athletes' ability to produce accurately perceived efforts from intensity zones 3 to 6. Moreover, the neural efficiency during the racing scenario was significantly correlated to the ability to produce perceived effort with accuracy at submaximal intensities.

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Neural Efficiency and Ability to Produce Accurate Efforts in Different Perceived Intensity Zones

Scholler¹,

Groslambert²,

Grosprêtre³

et al. 2021

Appl Psychophysiol Biofeedback

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“…Sports talent detection and development is currently actual and studied from various perspectives: genetic [1], relative age effect [2][3][4], brain activity [5][6], personal characteristics [7], social factors [8][9].…”

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Excellence in sport performance. The Russian psychophysiological approach

Banayan

Georgiadi²

2022

BIO Web Conf.

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The article reveals in detail more than 50 years of scientific and practical experience of Russian sports psychologists in the training of elite athletes members of national sports teams. The works of well-known scientists who were employees of the Saint-Petersburg Scientific-Research Institute for Physical Culture describe the sequence of development of the psychophysiological approach. A description of the psychophysiological methods developed at the Institute, their capabilities and results of practical use in the scientific and methodological support of sports training of elite athletes is given. Authors provide a scientific justification for the fact that the use of a psychophysiological approach, bases on I. Pavlov’s ideas, to determine current psychophysiological conditions and innate individual characteristics, including talents and giftedness, is an indispensable tool for a sports psychologist in the practice of training and developing the potential of athletes to achieve excellence in sport performance.

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“…Hence, we aim to investigate the synchronous beta effects of listening to the acoustic stimulation from the Quranic Fatihah Chapter on human cognition and its neuroscientific explanation. EEG was used as a biomarker in various activities (Zainuddin et al, 2017), and this study was performed by conducting neuroimaging techniques using electroencephalogram (EEG) combined with multivariate analysis to see the potential of EEG as a biomarker for Quranic sound perception and its synchronous effects towards cognitive processes in the brain.…”

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Rhythms Synchronization Effects on Cognition during Listening to Quranic Recitation

Ismail

Reza²,

Jusoh³

et al. 2022

Mal. J. Fund. Appl. Sci.

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Sound has rhythms that can interact with human brain rhythms. The interaction may improve human cognition through neuronal synchronization. However, research on the synchronization effects of listening to the Holy Quran remains elusive. This study aimed to learn the potential synchronous effects of Quranic listening in beta frequency through electroencephalographic oscillatory dataset. Subjects were listening to Fatihah Chapter, Arabic News and Rest in random sequence. Data were pre-processed followed by neuroimaging analysis using BESA Research 6.1. Repeated Measures ANOVA and Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering (AHC) algorithm were applied to elucidate the significantly different EEG electrode channels compared to Rest and their clusters. Results showed that Beta rhythms synchronization with the Fatihah Chapter is associated with verbal fluency, academic performance, social interaction, inhibitory function, movement planning, self-motivation, self-management and reactivation of sensory features of memory trace as highly activated cluster, followed by working memory, language processing and decision making as medially activated cluster; and tune recognition and visual mental imagery as low activated neural circuits cluster during listening to the Fatihah Chapter.

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Brainwave biomarkers of brain activity, physiology and biomechanics in cycling performance

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Neural Efficiency and Ability to Produce Accurate Efforts in Different Perceived Intensity Zones

Neural Efficiency and Ability to Produce Accurate Efforts in Different Perceived Intensity Zones

Excellence in sport performance. The Russian psychophysiological approach

Rhythms Synchronization Effects on Cognition during Listening to Quranic Recitation

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