低,中等負荷の個別化された回路トレーニングが,抵抗訓練を受けた男性における身体的パフォーマンス,ホルモン反応,および血液学的適応に及ぼす影響

Wuwen Peng1, Wenhao Qu1, Di Lu2

  • 1School of Athletic Training, Guangzhou Sport University, Guang Zhou, China.

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まとめ

低負荷回路トレーニング (LL-CT) と中等負荷回路トレーニング (ML-CT) は,レジスタンストレーニングを受けた男性において,同様の身体能力の向上をもたらします. LL-CTは,比較可能なホルモンおよび血液学的適応で,より高い機械的効率を示しました.

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