Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task
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Resumo: | Aim. The objective of this study was to verify the effects of active (AR) and passive recovery (PR) after a judo match on blood lactate removal and on performance in an anaerobic intermittent task (4 bouts of upper body Wingate tests with 3-min interval between bouts; 4WT). Methods. The sample was constituted by 17 male judo players of different competitive levels: A) National (Brazil) and International medallists (n. 5). B) State (São Paulo) medallists (n. 7). C) City (São Paulo) medallists (n. 5). The subjects were submitted to: 1) a treadmill test for determination of V̇O2peak and velocity at anaerobic threshold (VAT); 2) body composition; 3) a 5-min judo combat, 15-min of AR or PR followed by 4WT. Results. The groups did not differ with respect to: body weight, V̇O 2peak, VAT, body fat percentage, blood lactate after combats. No difference was observed in performance between AR and PR, despite a lower blood lactate after combat (10 and 15 min) during AR compared to PR. Groups A and B performed better in the high-intensity intermittent exercise compared to athletes with lower competitive level (C). Conclusion. The ability to maintain power output during intermittent anaerobic exercises can discriminate properly judo players of different levels. Lactate removal was improved with AR when compared to PR but AR did not improve performance in a subsequent intermittent anaerobic exercise. |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic taskExerciseLactic acid, bloodMartial artsAim. The objective of this study was to verify the effects of active (AR) and passive recovery (PR) after a judo match on blood lactate removal and on performance in an anaerobic intermittent task (4 bouts of upper body Wingate tests with 3-min interval between bouts; 4WT). Methods. The sample was constituted by 17 male judo players of different competitive levels: A) National (Brazil) and International medallists (n. 5). B) State (São Paulo) medallists (n. 7). C) City (São Paulo) medallists (n. 5). The subjects were submitted to: 1) a treadmill test for determination of V̇O2peak and velocity at anaerobic threshold (VAT); 2) body composition; 3) a 5-min judo combat, 15-min of AR or PR followed by 4WT. Results. The groups did not differ with respect to: body weight, V̇O 2peak, VAT, body fat percentage, blood lactate after combats. No difference was observed in performance between AR and PR, despite a lower blood lactate after combat (10 and 15 min) during AR compared to PR. Groups A and B performed better in the high-intensity intermittent exercise compared to athletes with lower competitive level (C). Conclusion. The ability to maintain power output during intermittent anaerobic exercises can discriminate properly judo players of different levels. Lactate removal was improved with AR when compared to PR but AR did not improve performance in a subsequent intermittent anaerobic exercise.Laboratory of Sports Performance Sch. of Physical Education and Sport University of São Paolo, São PaoloFaculty of Public Health University of São Paolo, São PaoloLaboratory of Byodynamics Institute of Biosciences of UNESP, Rio ClaroLaboratory of Byodynamics Institute of Biosciences of UNESP, Rio ClaroUniversity of São PaoloUniversidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)Franchini, E.Takito, M. YuriNakamura, F. Yuzo [UNESP]Matsushigue, K. AyumiKiss, M. A. Peduti Dal'Molin2022-04-28T18:55:02Z2022-04-28T18:55:02Z2003-12-01info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/article424-431Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, v. 43, n. 4, p. 424-431, 2003.0022-4707http://hdl.handle.net/11449/2193292-s2.0-1242272780Scopusreponame:Repositório Institucional da UNESPinstname:Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)instacron:UNESPengJournal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitnessinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2022-04-28T18:55:02Zoai:repositorio.unesp.br:11449/219329Repositório InstitucionalPUBhttp://repositorio.unesp.br/oai/requestopendoar:29462022-04-28T18:55:02Repositório Institucional da UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)false |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task Franchini, E. Exercise Lactic acid, blood Martial arts |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task |
title_full |
Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task |
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Effects of recovery type after a judo combat on blood lactate removal and on performance in an intermittent anaerobic task |
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Franchini, E. |
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Franchini, E. Takito, M. Yuri Nakamura, F. Yuzo [UNESP] Matsushigue, K. Ayumi Kiss, M. A. Peduti Dal'Molin |
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Takito, M. Yuri Nakamura, F. Yuzo [UNESP] Matsushigue, K. Ayumi Kiss, M. A. Peduti Dal'Molin |
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University of São Paolo Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) |
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Franchini, E. Takito, M. Yuri Nakamura, F. Yuzo [UNESP] Matsushigue, K. Ayumi Kiss, M. A. Peduti Dal'Molin |
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Exercise Lactic acid, blood Martial arts |
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Exercise Lactic acid, blood Martial arts |
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Aim. The objective of this study was to verify the effects of active (AR) and passive recovery (PR) after a judo match on blood lactate removal and on performance in an anaerobic intermittent task (4 bouts of upper body Wingate tests with 3-min interval between bouts; 4WT). Methods. The sample was constituted by 17 male judo players of different competitive levels: A) National (Brazil) and International medallists (n. 5). B) State (São Paulo) medallists (n. 7). C) City (São Paulo) medallists (n. 5). The subjects were submitted to: 1) a treadmill test for determination of V̇O2peak and velocity at anaerobic threshold (VAT); 2) body composition; 3) a 5-min judo combat, 15-min of AR or PR followed by 4WT. Results. The groups did not differ with respect to: body weight, V̇O 2peak, VAT, body fat percentage, blood lactate after combats. No difference was observed in performance between AR and PR, despite a lower blood lactate after combat (10 and 15 min) during AR compared to PR. Groups A and B performed better in the high-intensity intermittent exercise compared to athletes with lower competitive level (C). Conclusion. The ability to maintain power output during intermittent anaerobic exercises can discriminate properly judo players of different levels. Lactate removal was improved with AR when compared to PR but AR did not improve performance in a subsequent intermittent anaerobic exercise. |
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2003-12-01 2022-04-28T18:55:02Z 2022-04-28T18:55:02Z |
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