CPX International Inc. (formerly The International Society for Exercise Intolerance Research and Education (ISEIRE)) is a Society that has been established with the goals of:

• improving the quality of life of people with exercise intolerance, through research and education;
• providing of information regarding prevention and control of exercise intolerance to its sufferers, health professionals, and to the public at large;
• keeping members (and others) apprised of recent advances and emerging concepts and practices in exercise science and medicine; and
• promoting collaborative research related to exercise intolerance.
• It has, since 1996, organized an annual European ‘Practicum in Exercise Testing and Interpretation’.

The Society invites applications for membership from physicians, teachers, technical support personnel and other health care professionals with interest in the causes, consequences and amelioration of exercise intolerance, with membership benefits including:

• priority acceptance to the Society’s Practicums - while space is available;
• access to materials presented at the Society’s Practicums;
• forum for presenting research findings to Society members with similar general interests;
• access to the Society’s Website providing:
  • articles written by experts in the field on a wide range of topics regarding both concepts and practices in “Exercise Testing and Interpretation”;
  • means of interacting with others with collaborative research and/or teaching interests;
  • updates on upcoming “Meetings of Interest” and also “Articles of Interest”

    Note the new article "Arterial H+ regulation during exercise in humans" by Karlman Wasserman, William Beaver, Xing-Guo Sun, William Stringer.
    It is in the section 'Publications'

    The 2012 XVI Practicum will be in London under the auspices of Professor Grocott

    Note that the 2012 Italian CPET Courses are now available under 'Italian Chapters' and 'Forthcoming events"

  • The Fifth Edition of 'Principles of Exercise Testing and Interpretation by Wasserman et al is shown under 'NEWS"
    If you wish to buy a copy contact

  • A new book by a Member of our Faculty, Professor James Hansen is discussed under the latest 'News'.

  Note the 2012 UCLA Practicum under 'Forthcoming Events'