Effect of hypoxia training on some physiological variables and skill performance endurance for wrestlers
• 2013
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Ahmed H. Saad
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Abstract
The aim of this study is to identify the impact of hypoxia training on some physiological variables and Bearing performance skills for wrestlers.
The sample of the study consist of 30 wrestler were divided into 20 wrestler sample core, 10 wrestlers sample exploratory in age 16:20 Year, the experimental method was used by using two groups, one is experimental and the other is control, the most important results pointed that more physiological variables affected by hypoxia training, were cardiac output, Stroke volume, red cells count, hemoglobin level, vital capacity, pulmonary ventilation, volume of oxygen consumed, size of carbon dioxide output, coefficient of pulmonary ventilation, maximum relative limit and the oxygen pulse, where the improvement percentage was limited between 3.2: 62%, while the improvement percentage of the physical and skill performance endurance test was limited between 8.7: 49.1%.
The sample of the study consist of 30 wrestler were divided into 20 wrestler sample core, 10 wrestlers sample exploratory in age 16:20 Year, the experimental method was used by using two groups, one is experimental and the other is control, the most important results pointed that more physiological variables affected by hypoxia training, were cardiac output, Stroke volume, red cells count, hemoglobin level, vital capacity, pulmonary ventilation, volume of oxygen consumed, size of carbon dioxide output, coefficient of pulmonary ventilation, maximum relative limit and the oxygen pulse, where the improvement percentage was limited between 3.2: 62%, while the improvement percentage of the physical and skill performance endurance test was limited between 8.7: 49.1%.
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