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Exercise Science 2007;16(4): 383-392. doi: https://doi.org/10.15857/ksep.2007.16.4.383
점증형 및 고정형 저압저산소 환경에서 단기간의 간헐적인 훈련이 혈액성분 및 유산소성 운동능력에 미치는 영향
남상석, 박훈영, 문황운, 선우섭
경희대학교
Influence of short-term intermittent hypoxic training in incremental and fixed type of hypobaric hypoxic condition on hematological parameters and aerobic performance
ABSTRACT
Nam, S.S., Park, H.Y., Moon, H.W., Sunoo, S. Influence of short-term intermittent hypoxic training in incremental and fixed type of hypobaric hypoxic condition on hematological parameters and aerobic performance. Exercise Science, 16(4): 383-392, 2007. The aim of present study was to investigate the influence of short-term intermittent hypoxic training in incremental and fixed type of hypobaric hypoxic condition on hematological parameters and aerobic performance. For the present study, untrained subjects were divided into incremental hypoxic condition training group(male: 7, female: 6), fixed hypoxic condition training group(male: 9, female: 6), and normoxic condition training group(male: 8, female: 7). And the training operated total 6 times in two weeks that consist of 60min at a 75%HRmax(bicycle exercise 30min and treadmill exercise 30min). Incremental hypoxic condition training group exposure to corresponding to 3,000m(526torr) and 4,000m(462torr) altitude at two times, 5,000m(405torr) and 5,500m(379torr) altitude at one time. And the fixed hypoxic training group exposure to corresponding to 2,000m(596torr) altitude at six times. For the evaluate of training effect, hematological parameters and aerobic performance were measured in pre and post training at sea-level and corresponding to 5,000m altitude. As a result, short-term intermittent hypoxic training improved aerobic performance and this effect was remarkably presented in male and increased hypoxic condition training group.
Key words: short-term, hypobaric hypoxic training, increased and fixed hypoxic condition, aerobic performance
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