2004
DOI: 10.1249/00005768-200405001-00019
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Can the Borg RPE Scale Be Used to Prescribe Resistance Exercise Intensity?

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“…A escala de Percepção Subjetiva de Esforço (PSE), conhecida como Escala de Borg de 15 pontos (6-20), é um método indireto e válido, amplamente utilizado para a determinação da intensidade do exercício (ENGBRETSON et al, 2004;CLEMENTE et al, 2019;LOPES et al, 2022). A Escala de PSE foi apresentada aos praticantes juntamente com as instruções…”
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“…A escala de Percepção Subjetiva de Esforço (PSE), conhecida como Escala de Borg de 15 pontos (6-20), é um método indireto e válido, amplamente utilizado para a determinação da intensidade do exercício (ENGBRETSON et al, 2004;CLEMENTE et al, 2019;LOPES et al, 2022). A Escala de PSE foi apresentada aos praticantes juntamente com as instruções…”
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“…Besides the blood lactate analysis, other intensity parameters are usually concomitantly collected during the incremental test, namely: heart rate, oxygen consumption (VO 2 ) and Subjective Per-ceived Exertion (RPE) (2)(3) . The SPE is a non-invasive and practical method for aerobic exercise intensity evaluation (3)(4) . It is considered an useful tool for the exercise intensity prescription (3)(4) and a trustful variable for fatigue quantification during test of graduated exercise (5) .…”
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“…The SPE is a non-invasive and practical method for aerobic exercise intensity evaluation (3)(4) . It is considered an useful tool for the exercise intensity prescription (3)(4) and a trustful variable for fatigue quantification during test of graduated exercise (5) . However, there is some judgment about its trustfulness during incremental exercise test in treadmill (6) .…”
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