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Resumo:The aim oftms study was to measure in swimming-pool conditions, the time to exhaustion at the minimum velocity that elicits maximal oxygen consumption (TLim-vV02max) and to verify the existence of an oxygen uptake slow component (02SC) in freestyle swimming. Ten university students performed a continuous incremental protocol for vV02max assessment. Forty-eight hours later, they swam to exhaustion at vV02max to assess TLim-vV02max and 02SC. V02 was directly measured and swimming velocity was controlled by a visual pacer. Blood lactate concentrations ([La-]) and heart rate (HR) values were also measured. Mean V02max for the incremental test was 54.2±8.2 m1.kg'l.min'l, and the correspondent vV02max was 1.19±O.08 m.S,l The mean duration ofthe TLim-vV02max test was 325±76.5 s. 02SC appeared in the allout swim at VV02max (279.0±195.2 ml.min'l) and it was found to significant1y correlate with the TLim-vV02max (r = .74, p< .05). These results demonstrated that 02SC is observed also in swimming-pool conditions and that TLim-vV02max values are in accordance with typical formulations of aerobic power training sets for swimmers.
Autores principais:Fernandes, Ricardo J.
Outros Autores:Billat, Véronique; Cardoso, Carla; Barbosa, Tiago M.; Soares, Susana; Ascenção, António; Colaço, Paulo; Demarle, Alexandre; Vilas-Boas, João Paulo
Assunto:Swimming Maximal oxygen uptake Time limit V02 slow component
Ano:2003
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:comunicação em conferência
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Instituto Politécnico de Bragança
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Biblioteca Digital do IPB
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Demarle, Alexandre
Vilas-Boas, João Paulo
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description The aim oftms study was to measure in swimming-pool conditions, the time to exhaustion at the minimum velocity that elicits maximal oxygen consumption (TLim-vV02max) and to verify the existence of an oxygen uptake slow component (02SC) in freestyle swimming. Ten university students performed a continuous incremental protocol for vV02max assessment. Forty-eight hours later, they swam to exhaustion at vV02max to assess TLim-vV02max and 02SC. V02 was directly measured and swimming velocity was controlled by a visual pacer. Blood lactate concentrations ([La-]) and heart rate (HR) values were also measured. Mean V02max for the incremental test was 54.2±8.2 m1.kg'l.min'l, and the correspondent vV02max was 1.19±O.08 m.S,l The mean duration ofthe TLim-vV02max test was 325±76.5 s. 02SC appeared in the allout swim at VV02max (279.0±195.2 ml.min'l) and it was found to significant1y correlate with the TLim-vV02max (r = .74, p< .05). These results demonstrated that 02SC is observed also in swimming-pool conditions and that TLim-vV02max values are in accordance with typical formulations of aerobic power training sets for swimmers.
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spellingShingle Time Limit at vV02max and V02max Slow Component in Swimming: a pilot study of University Students
Fernandes, Ricardo J.
Swimming
Maximal oxygen uptake
Time limit
V02 slow component
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Swimming
Maximal oxygen uptake
Time limit
V02 slow component
title Time Limit at vV02max and V02max Slow Component in Swimming: a pilot study of University Students
title_full Time Limit at vV02max and V02max Slow Component in Swimming: a pilot study of University Students
title_fullStr Time Limit at vV02max and V02max Slow Component in Swimming: a pilot study of University Students
title_full_unstemmed Time Limit at vV02max and V02max Slow Component in Swimming: a pilot study of University Students
title_short Time Limit at vV02max and V02max Slow Component in Swimming: a pilot study of University Students
title_sort Time Limit at vV02max and V02max Slow Component in Swimming: a pilot study of University Students
topic Swimming
Maximal oxygen uptake
Time limit
V02 slow component
topic_facet Swimming
Maximal oxygen uptake
Time limit
V02 slow component
url http://hdl.handle.net/10198/17846
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