Maximal Oxigen Consumption For Different Groups Of Athletes

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2011)

Maximal Oxigen Consumption For Different Groups Of Athletes
Vladan Pelemiš, Nebojša Mitrović, Borislav Cicović, Dejan Lolić
Abstract: 

On the sample of the 45 subjects, male, 15 football players of FK Cukaricki Stankom from Belgrade, 15 kayakers KK Ivo Lola Ribar from Belgrade, and 15 judoka JK Olimp from Belgrade, age 19-25 years, was carried out measuring the maximal oxygen consumption and heart rate in the load using the direct method Concony's test on the treadmill.

Using univarijate analysis of variance it was determined that there is a statistically signifi cant difference between these groups of attlletes in the variable VO2 max by t-test for two independent groups revealeda statistically signifi cant difference between kayakers and football players in the variable VO2 max in favor of kayakers, between football players and judoka in a favor of football players , and kayakers and judoka in a favor of kayakers. In the variable heart rate loading, statistically signifi cant differences were observed.

Keywords: 
functional abilities, football players, kayakers, judoka, differences
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http://dx.doi.org/10.7251/280
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