&lt;i&gt;METHODICAL APPROACH TO SUBSTANTIATING PARAMETERS OF SIGNIFICANT INFRASTRUCTURE OBJECTS REMOTE CONTROL AND CONSISTENT APPLICATION&lt;/i&gt;

Volkov, V. F.; Mosin, D. A.; Пономарев, А. С.

doi:10.52190/1729-6552_2022_1_21

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“…- 2 points; RI 0-39 % - 0 points, 40 - 69 %— 1 point, 70-100% 2 points; SpO2 >87% - 0 points, 88-93 %— 1 point, <94% - 2 points. 16 . If the athlete has 0 points in the sum of three indicators, then the height should be “lowered” by 300 m above s.l.…”

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“…; 6 - 300 m above s.l. 16 . If an athlete is feeling sick or changes in the biochemical blood analysis, the altitude was adjusted according to the results of the consultation and joint expert decision by a team doctor, coach, and sports physiologist.…”

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“…In 2012, within the framework of a special project of the ROC Innovation Center, a personalized approach to the application of additional hypoxic effects was developed and tested, based on the “Live high - train low” technique for athletes specializing in endurance sports which was used in the study 16 .…”

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“…The introduction of individualization in hypoxic exposure is actively discussed in the scientific community and various approaches have already been proposed to assess the necessary and effective hypoxic dose. 11 12 13 14 15 In 2012, within the framework of a special project of the ROC Innovation Center, a personalized approach to the application of additional hypoxic effects was developed and tested, based on the "Live high -train low" technique for athletes specializing in endurance sports which was used in the study 16 .…”

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A pilot study of the comparison using a standard and individual altitude exposure protocol in elite gymnasts

Grushin,

Zelenkova,

Ilin

et al. 2023

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AimEvaluate the effectiveness of the use of altitude training in elite gymnasts and compare two approaches of the altitude exposure protocols.Materials and methodsThe study involved 6 athletes of high qualification specializing in gymnastics (22 (20.5-22.5 years, 166.5 (162.5-169) cm, 63.5 (60-65 kg)). Athletes underwent hypoxic exposure using “Live high - train low” method using standard (18 days) and individual protocol (18 days). The biochemical parameters of blood, total hemoglobin mass, blood volume, hypoxic index, and oxygen saturation of arterial blood were determined.ResultsThe tHb-mass values before the standard protocol were 678.5 (664-712.5) g, immediately after 696 (679-752.7) g. Before the start of the individual protocol, the tHb-mass values were 687 (622.7-752) g, immediately after 751.5 (750.2-827) g, (p < 0.05). The tHb-mass shifts after exposure to the unified protocol were 24 (4.8-31) g, and after personified 73.5 (55.5-132.7) g, (p < 0.05). At the same time, ALT, AST, and CPK values did not differ from the baseline, and testosterone values increased after a personalized hypoxic exposure program.ConclusionsThe application of personalized protocol of additional hypoxic impact seems to be more effective than standard protocol in terms of change of hematological parameters.

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A pilot study of the comparison using a standard and individual altitude exposure protocol in elite gymnasts

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A pilot study of the comparison using a standard and individual altitude exposure protocol in elite gymnasts

A pilot study of the comparison using a standard and individual altitude exposure protocol in elite gymnasts

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