De la Baja a las Finales Olímpicas en un Skiff Masculino de Clase Mundial: Un Estudio de Caso

Iñigo Mujika1,2, Mariko Nakamura3, Xavier Dorfman4,5

  • 1Department of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine and Nursing, University of the Basque Country, Leioa, Basque Country.

Resumen

Un remero de clase mundial superó el bajo rendimiento con un programa de entrenamiento de 22 semanas que enfatizaba el trabajo de baja intensidad y los intervalos de alta intensidad. Esta intervención, combinada con apoyo para la recuperación, condujo a la recuperación de la forma física y la clasificación para la final olímpica.

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