Genetic Influences on Physiological and Subjective Responses to an Aerobic Exercise Session among Sedentary Adults

Table 4

Relationships between subjective response phenotypes (𝑁=200).

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
(1) VO2 max	—
(2) Lactate	.177 ^*	—
(3) Norepinephrine	.004	−.040	—
(4) Temperature	.033	.214 ^**	.047	—
(5) HR	.434 ^**	.429 ^**	−.094	.172 ^*	—
(6) SBP	.193 ^**	.208 ^**	.047	.078	.185 ^*	—
(7) RPE	.157 ^*	.117	−.039	.014	.231 ^*	.048	—
(8) PA	−.038	−.125	.174 ^*	.060	−.071	−.024	−.036	—
(9) FS^±	−.017	− .173^*	.086	.149 ^*	−.054	−.071	− .163^*	.455 ^*	—
(10) Pain	−.023	.215 ^*	− .165^*	.000	.109	.108	.316 ^**	−.028	−.129	—

Note: ^∗𝑃<.05, ^∗∗𝑃<.01, ^±Higher numbers indicate a more positive feeling state; All of the variables listed within this table are represented as change scores (VO₂ max excepted). Change scores were created by subtracting baseline values from values recorded at 30 minutes into the exercise bout. PA: positive affect; FS: feeling scale (affective valence).