个性化负载-速度关系的预测有效性用于预测1RM:系统性审查和个人参与者数据元分析

Leon Greig1, Rodrigo R Aspe2, Andy Hall2

  • 1School of Health Sciences, Robert Gordon University, Garthdee Road, Aberdeen, AB10 7QG, UK. l.greig4@rgu.ac.uk.

概括

负载速度关系经常高估一次重复最大值 (1RM),但可以追踪训练趋势. 在可行的情况下,建议直接进行1RM测试,但基于速度的方法为监测进展提供高频估计.

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