Autonomic modulation and association with the performance in a jump test in university Colombian players of rugby seven

Tascón, Luis Javier Tafur; Hernández, Moisés Arturo Cabrera; Herrera, Luis Fernando Neisa; García-Corzo, Sergio Andrés; Combariza, Camilo Hernesto Povea; Rojas, Carmen Ximena Tejada

doi:10.14198/jhse.2019.14.proc4.74

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“…The result showed quicker HR recovery after exercise in the rugby players. (10). This study also supported our results which concluded faster heart rate recovery in Badminton playing individuals.…”

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Compare Heart Rate Recovery and Cardiopulmonary Endurance of Badminton and Squash Player

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Nasir²,

Younis³

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Background: Cardiopulmonary endurance is the ability to pump blood rich with oxygen to working muscles and this oxygen during exercise works and enhance period of activity. Regular aerobic exercises and sports can enhance cardiovascular endurance. Previous work in the field of physical science reveals that physical activity manage to advance and sustain higher levels of physical as well as cardiovascular fitness. Objectives: The main objectives of study were to compare heart rate recovery in badminton and squash healthy young adult players and to compare cardiopulmonary endurance among badminton and squash players. Methodology: 20 players with the age of 20-40 years playing badminton and squash for more than a yearfrom Liaquat Bagh Sports Complex, Rawalpindi were selected for this study. Subjects performed two tests for cardiopulmonary fitness testing i.e. Rockport walk test and 3 minutes step test. Subjects then played their regular game for 10 minutes. Heart rate, blood pressure, SpO2 were measured before the start of game, immediately after play and 5 minutes after cessation of game and heart rate recovery was calculated. Independent T test and Chi square test were applied to analyze the data. Results: When comparing heart rate recovery, results showed that people who were playing regular badminton showed faster heart rate recovery as compared to those individuals who were playing squash regularly. According to results of cardiopulmonary fitness test badminton players showed better result than squash players. Conclusion: Playing regular badminton for fitness purposes showed better results in cardiovascular health and heart rate recovery than playing squash Keywords: Badminton, Body Mass Index, Blood Pressure, Cardiopulmonary, Endurance, Heart Rate, Heart Rate Recovery, RatePerceived Exertion.

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“…All volunteers attended the Exercise Physiology laboratory at the Institución Universitaria Escuela Nacional del Deporte to perform an autonomic function test [18]. It was carried out in a closed room with a temperature between 22 • C and 24 • C and a relative air humidity of 50-60%.…”

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Analysis of Short-Term Heart Rate Asymmetry in High-Performance Athletes and Non-Athletes

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Heart rate asymmetry (HRA) refers to how asymmetrically the acceleration and deceleration patterns in heartbeat fluctuations are distributed. There is limited evidence regarding HRA changes in athletes and their association with autonomic regulation. This study aimed to compare the short-term HRA of high-performance athletes and non-athletes during an autonomic function test by calculating relevant HRA measures. This exploratory study obtained beat-to-beat RR interval time series from 15 high-performance athletes and 12 non-athletes during a standardized autonomic function test. This test includes rest, postural change, controlled respiration, prolonged orthostatism, exercise, and recovery phases. The following HRA parameters were computed from the RR time series for both groups: asymmetric spread index (ASI), slope index (SI), Porta’s index (PI), Guzik’s index (GI), and Ehlers’ index (EI). We found significant differences (p < 0.01) in the mean value of several HRA parameters between athletes and non-athletes and across the autonomic function test phases, mainly in postural change and recovery phases. Our results indicate that high-performance athletes manifest a higher number and magnitude of cardiac decelerations than non-athletes after an orthostatic challenge, as indicated by GI and EI. In addition, lower HRA was found in athletes in the recovery phase than in non-athletes, as indicated by ASI.

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Autonomic modulation and association with the performance in a jump test in university Colombian players of rugby seven

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Compare Heart Rate Recovery and Cardiopulmonary Endurance of Badminton and Squash Player

Compare Heart Rate Recovery and Cardiopulmonary Endurance of Badminton and Squash Player

Analysis of Short-Term Heart Rate Asymmetry in High-Performance Athletes and Non-Athletes

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