VERİLİ ANTRENMAN ŞİDDETLERİNDE YAPILAN EGZERSİZLERE VERİLEN METABOLİK YANITLAR.

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VERİLİ ANTRENMAN ŞİDDETLERİNDE YAPILAN EGZERSİZLERE VERİLEN METABOLİK YANITLAR

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Bu çalışmanın amacı, verili antrenman şiddetlerinde yapılan egzersizlerde, kalp atım hızı (KAH), kan laktat konsantrasyonu ([La]) ve oksijen tüketimi (VO ) 2 parametrelerinde ortaya çıkan farklılıkları saptamaktır. Çalışmaya, düzenli olarak antrenman yapan yedi yol, dört dağ bisikletçisi katıldı (yaş: 25,2±6,2 yıl, boy: 175,1±5,1 cm, vücut ağırlığı: 70,4±7,3 kg). Denekler, test-tekrar test VO ve laktat testi (LT), birer 2maks kez 2,0 (SŞE-2), 3,0 (SŞE-3) ve 4,0 (SŞE-4) mM kan [La] karşılık gelen sabit şiddetli egzersizlerde (SŞE), [La] ±1 mM değişene kadar veya 30 dk egzersiz yaptılar. Testler sırasında portatif O analizörü (Cosmed K4b2, Italy) ile VO ve KAH, her üç dakikada bir 2 2 kulak memesinden alınan kapiller kandan YSI 1500 laktik asit analizörü ile [La] ölçüldü. Test, tekrar-test güvenirlik katsayısı tüm değişkenlerde 0,92'den büyüktür. Deneklerin tümü SŞE-2 testini tamamladı, SŞE-3 testini dört denek, SŞE-4 testini iki denek tamamlayabildi. SŞE-3'te yanıt (Y) KAH ile kestirim (K) KAH ve SŞE-4'te incelenen tüm parametrelerde, egzersize verilen yanıt ve kestirilen değerler arasındaki fark anlamlı bulundu (p < 0,05). Sonuç olarak, heterojen yapılı bir denek grubunda 3,0 ve 4,0 mM [La]'na denk gelen antrenman şiddetlerinde yapılan uzun süreli egzersizlerdeki çalışma süresi, KAH, VO ve VO'ın kullanılan yüzdesi bireysel olarak değişmekte ve bireyler 2 2maks arasında farklı metabolik zorlanmalar yaratabilmektedir. Buradan hareketle, bireysel cevaplar üzerinden iş yükü belirlenmesinde verili bir antrenman şiddetine verilen cevap ve çalışma süresinin belirlenmesi önemlidir.

Keywords

• Dayanıklılık antrenmanı, Antrenman şiddeti, Antrenman süresi, Sabit şiddetli egzersiz, Kararlı denge

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