THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VELOCITY LACTATE TURNPOINT AND THE TIME AT V02MAX DURING A CONSTANT VELOCITY RUN TO EXHAUSTION IN PROFESSIONAL RUNNERS

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KHALEDI N.; GAEINI A.A.; KORDI M.R.; NAEIMIKIA M.

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Journal: OLYMPIC Year:2009 | Volume:17 | Issue:1 (SERIAL 45) Page(s): 93-103

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VELOCITY LACTATE TURNPOINT AND THE TIME AT V02MAX DURING A CONSTANT VELOCITY RUN TO EXHAUSTION IN PROFESSIONAL RUNNERS

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KHALEDI N. | GAEINI A.A. | KORDI M.R. | NAEIMIKIA M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKEQ3

RUNNINGQ3

VELOCITY LACTATE TURNPOINTQ3

TIME TO EXHAUSTIONQ3

Abstract

Purpose: the aim of present investigation was to examine the relationship between the RUNNING velocity at the lactate turn point (vLTP) and the time at which VO2max can be sustained (T VO2max) during a constant run to exhaustion at a minimal RUNNING velocity that yields VO2max (v VO2max). Methods: eleven endurance runner, (mean age±SD, 24.36±1.1 y), from national team participated in three test on treadmill. The first test was to determine the VO2max, vVO2max; the second to determine the Tlimv VO2max, T VO2max, TA VO2max; and the third to determine the vLTP. Results: Pearson's correlation coefficient was showed that the relation between relative vLTP (% v VO2max) and T VO2max was insignificant (r=0.33, p = 0.48). The correlation between T VO2max, Tlimv± (r = 0.91, p = 0.0001), and between Tlimv ± and TA± (r = 0.80, p = 0.01) were positively significant. Conclusion: this investigation has demonstrated that relative vLTP may not influence the T VO2max, although a lack of statistical power probably influenced these findings.

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KHALEDI, N., GAEINI, A.A., KORDI, M.R., & NAEIMIKIA, M.. (2009). THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VELOCITY LACTATE TURNPOINT AND THE TIME AT V02MAX DURING A CONSTANT VELOCITY RUN TO EXHAUSTION IN PROFESSIONAL RUNNERS. OLYMPIC, 17(1 (SERIAL 45)), 93-103. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/37924/en

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KHALEDI N., GAEINI A.A., KORDI M.R., NAEIMIKIA M.. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VELOCITY LACTATE TURNPOINT AND THE TIME AT V02MAX DURING A CONSTANT VELOCITY RUN TO EXHAUSTION IN PROFESSIONAL RUNNERS. OLYMPIC[Internet]. 2009;17(1 (SERIAL 45)):93-103. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/37924/en

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N. KHALEDI, A.A. GAEINI, M.R. KORDI, and M. NAEIMIKIA, “THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VELOCITY LACTATE TURNPOINT AND THE TIME AT V02MAX DURING A CONSTANT VELOCITY RUN TO EXHAUSTION IN PROFESSIONAL RUNNERS,” OLYMPIC, vol. 17, no. 1 (SERIAL 45), pp. 93–103, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/37924/en

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