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在男性竞技游泳运动员中,最大乳酸积累率与冲刺表现参数之间的关系

Yasuo Sengoku1, Anna Shinno2, Jaewoo Kim2

  • 1Institute of Health and Sport Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Japan.

Frontiers in sports and active living
|November 6, 2024
PubMed
概括

最大乳酸积累率 (ċLamax) 是男性游泳运动员冲刺表现的关键指标,与50米前爬行时间相关. 较高的糖分处理功率,反映在 ċLamax 中,在比赛的最初35米中提高了速度.

关键词:
厌氧能力 厌氧能力血液中的乳酸盐.前部爬行游泳 在游泳中爬行糖溶性功率的使用.负载速度概况 - 负载速度概况

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