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Following is a list of independent studies (not sponsored by PowerLung, Inc.) showing the benefits of PowerLung and proving that inspiratory and expiratory training gives you results.
The Effects of Respiratory Muscle Training on Maximal and Submaximal Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Measurements
William E. Amonette, BS, CSCS & Terry L. Dupler, Ph.D., Fitness & Human Performance Laboratory, University of Houston-Clear Lake, January 15, 2001.
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Respiratory Muscle Power Before and After Training (with PowerLung)
Greg Wells, University of Toronto Respiratory Research Group, 2003
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Respiratory Resistance Training Increases Vetilatory Capacity in the Elderly
Nathan Andrew Trueblood, Earlham College, 2004
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The Effects of Respiratory Muscle Training on Older Females
Mark L. Watsford, Aron J. Murphy, Matthew J. Pine, Aaron J. Coutts. Human Performance Laboratory, University of Technology, Sydney.
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Five-week Respiratory Muscle Training Program Effects on Lung Function and Air Consumption in SCUBA Divers
Casey W. Fisher, Ann L. Gibson. Barry University, Miami Shores, Florida
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The Effects of Respiratory Muscle Training Program Effects on Performance, Dyspnea, and Respiratory Muscle Fatigue in Intermittent Sprint Athletes
Clay Nicks, Richard Farley, Dana Fuller, Don Morgan, FACSM, Jennifer Caputo, Columbus State University (Columbus, GA); Middle Tennessee State University (Murfreesboro, TN)
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The Effects on Pulmonary Function and Performance from Training Respiratory Muscles in Collegiate Cross Country Runners with PowerLung
M.M. Barnes, D.M. McGee, A.K. Butler and R. Galbreath, Dept. of Physical Therapy, Wheeling Jesuit University, Dept. of Exercise Physiology, Ohio University Eastern, Dept. of A.R. Physiology, Ohio Valley C & R Surgery
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