THE EFFECT OF EXHUSTING EXERCISE ON SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE, CORTISOL AND FREE TESTOSTERONE TO CORTISOL RATIO IN MALE WRESTLERS

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AZARBYJANI M. A.; RASAEI M.J.; NIKBAKHT H.A.; SABETI KH.

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Journal: RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE Year:2003 | Volume:1 | Issue:4 Page(s): 101-114

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THE EFFECT OF EXHUSTING EXERCISE ON SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE, CORTISOL AND FREE TESTOSTERONE TO CORTISOL RATIO IN MALE WRESTLERS

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AZARBYJANI M. A. | RASAEI M.J. | NIKBAKHT H.A. | SABETI KH. | Issue Writer Certificate

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WRESTLERQ3

SALIVAQ3

TESTOSTERONEQ2

CORTISOLQ2

EXHAUSTIONQ3

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine the effect increasing exercise on the SALIVAry concentration of TESTOSTERONE (T), CORTISOL (C) and free testosterone to CORTISOL ratio (FfCR) Nine male college WRESTLERs (aged 22.4 years, height 170.22 cm, wight 66.6 kg, V02max 47 mtI. min-I. kg-I) performed exhausting incremental increasing exercise on treadmil under the Bruce test. SALIVA samples were collected before and three times (for 90 min, every 30 min) after exercise. The T and C assays were performed using commercially available Enzyme Linked Immunosorbant assay (ELAISA). The kit for T and C obtained from RADlM, pomezia (ITALY) and DRG (GERMANY) respectively. Data were analyzed using repeated measures (ANOY A) and value of P < 0.05 were considered as significant. After one bout of exercise, concentration of SALIVAry T was decreased (P > 0.05) and continued to decrease 90 min after exercise, but after 90 min recovery this decrease was significant (P < 0.001). The concentration of SALIVAry C immediately and 30 min after exercise increased (P < 0.001) in comparison to pre exercise, but after 90 min of recovery period, concentration of C decreased and returned to the near of pre exercise values. The concentration of FTCR immediately after exercise incomparisn to resting values decreased (P < 0.001) and continued to decrease until 90 min after recovery. These results showed that one bout of incremental graded exercise to EXHAUSTION caused remarkable changes in SALIVAry T and C and these changes continued until 120 min after exercise. The low FTCR after exercise considered as a catabolic phase.

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AZARBYJANI, M. A., RASAEI, M.J., NIKBAKHT, H.A., & SABETI, KH.. (2003). THE EFFECT OF EXHUSTING EXERCISE ON SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE, CORTISOL AND FREE TESTOSTERONE TO CORTISOL RATIO IN MALE WRESTLERS. RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE, 1(4), 101-114. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68216/en

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AZARBYJANI M. A., RASAEI M.J., NIKBAKHT H.A., SABETI KH.. THE EFFECT OF EXHUSTING EXERCISE ON SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE, CORTISOL AND FREE TESTOSTERONE TO CORTISOL RATIO IN MALE WRESTLERS. RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE[Internet]. 2003;1(4):101-114. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68216/en

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M. A. AZARBYJANI, M.J. RASAEI, H.A. NIKBAKHT, and KH. SABETI, “THE EFFECT OF EXHUSTING EXERCISE ON SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE, CORTISOL AND FREE TESTOSTERONE TO CORTISOL RATIO IN MALE WRESTLERS,” RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE, vol. 1, no. 4, pp. 101–114, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68216/en

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