Structured evidence table for Nitrate Supplementation Resistance Exercise Meta-Analysis, generated from 2 reusable source documents in the Migaku knowledge base.
| topic | claim | evidence level | citation | source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nitrate Supplementation Resistance Exercise Meta-Analysis | PAPE refers to a transient enhancement of neuromuscular function following a conditioning activity, whereby subsequent explosive performance may be improved if an appropriate recovery interval is implemented (). | 4 | Xu Zhanming (2026) | Effect of acute dietary nitrate intake on post-activation performance enhancement in male long jumpers |
| Nitrate Supplementation Resistance Exercise Meta-Analysis | However, traditional load prescription based on a percentage of one-repetition maximum (%1RM) presents several limitations (), including procedural complexity, the need for maximal strength testing, and an increased potential risk of injury. | 4 | Xu Zhanming (2026) | Effect of acute dietary nitrate intake on post-activation performance enhancement in male long jumpers |
| Nitrate Supplementation Resistance Exercise Meta-Analysis | 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 25 20 21 26 21 20 27 From a nutritional perspective, the International Olympic Committee has identified several evidence-based ergogenic supplements for high-intensity performance, including caffeine, creatine, and dietary nitrate (). | 4 | Xu Zhanming (2026) | Effect of acute dietary nitrate intake on post-activation performance enhancement in male long jumpers |
| Nitrate Supplementation Resistance Exercise Meta-Analysis | 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 In recent years, sport science research has focused on strategies capable of acutely enhancing athletic performance prior to competition or training. | 4 | Xu Zhanming (2026) | Effect of acute dietary nitrate intake on post-activation performance enhancement in male long jumpers |
| Nitrate Supplementation Resistance Exercise Meta-Analysis | Dietary nitrate supplementation does not improve resistance exercise performance in resistance-trained women. | 4 | Brennan SN (2026) | Dietary nitrate supplementation does not improve resistance exercise performance in resistance-trained women. |
Source documents