Rod W. Fry - Concepedia

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Rod W. Fry

The University of Western Australia

Also Known As

Fry, R.W., R W Fry, ROD W. FRY, Rod W Fry, Rod W. Fry

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The University of Western Australia Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre

About

Rod W. Fry is an author at The University of Western Australia specializing in applied physiology, kinesiology, and exercise physiology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	9	9	752
2	Applied Physiology	9	9	752
3	Education	2	2	207
4	Medicine	2	2	141
5	Engineering	1	1	114

Rod W. Fry

Publications

933

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	Year	Citations
Psychological and immunological correlates of acute overtraining. Rod W. Fry, Alan R. Morton, P M Zeroni, British Journal of Sports Medicine PsychoneuroimmunologyPhysical ActivityKinesiologyFatigue ManagementExercise	1994	135
Biological responses to overload training in endurance sports Rod W. Fry, Alan R. Morton, P Garcia‐Webb, European Journal of Applied Physiology KinesiologyHigh-performance SportFitnessExercisePhysical Fitness	1992	133
Depression of plasma glutamine concentration after exercise stress and its possible influence on the immune system David Keast, DeLisa Arstein, William Harper, The Medical Journal of Australia	1995	114
Physiological and kinanthropometric attributes of elite flatwater kayakists Rod W. Fry, Alan R. Morton Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise Physical ActivityEngineeringOceanographyElite Flatwater KayakistsKinesiology	1991	114
Cell numbers and in vitro responses of leucocytes and lymphocyte subpopulations following maximal exercise and interval training sessions of different intensities Rod W. Fry, Alan R. Morton, G. P. M. Crawford, European Journal of Applied Physiology Physical ActivityKinesiologyCell NumbersPhysical FitnessExercise	1992	110
Periodisation and the prevention of overtraining. Rod W. Fry, A.R. Morton, David Keast PubMed Sport PhysiologyPeriodised Training StructureFatigue ManagementKinesiologyHigh-performance Sport	1992	77
Periodisation of training stress--a review. Rod W. Fry, A.R. Morton, David Keast PubMed Training StressTraining SystemPhysical ActivityRegeneration PeriodsEducation	1992	74
Influence of Exercise-Induced Plasma Volume Changes on the Interpretation of Biochemical Data Following High-Intensity Exercise Stephen Kargotich, Carmél Goodman, David Keast, Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine	1997	67
Monitoring exercise stress by changes in metabolic and hormonal responses over a 24-h period Rod W. Fry, Alan R. Morton, P Garcia‐Webb, European Journal of Applied Physiology Physical ActivityKinesiology24-H PeriodExercise StressExercise	1991	65
Acute intensive interval training and T-lymphocyte function Rod W. Fry, Alan R. Morton, David Keast Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise Physical ActivityHigh-intensity Interval TrainingImmunologyImmune RegulationT-lymphocyte Function	1992	31

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