Abstract
Energy system contribution and correlates to performance in a 2000 m rowing ergometry time trial in South African rowers Exercise physiologists and coaches frequently base training objectives on physical and physiological demands of sports, including relative contributions of energy supply mechanisms during the activity. Oxidative and non-oxidative metabolic contributions to 2000 m rowing ergometry have been studied previously in rowers of various abilities and using different methods, but never on a group of elite athletes. The results of this study have practical implications for athlete profiling, sport classification and time trial performance interpretation.
Highlights
Note: This paper was initially delivered at the Faculty of Education and Department of Physiology at the University of Pretoria, Groenkloof Campus, South Africa on 16 October 2013
Die doel van hierdie studie was om die relatiewe energiestelsel bydrae tot ’n voluit 2000 m roei ergometer tydtoets poging in nasionale vlak roeiers te kwantifiseer en om vas te stel watter faktore die naaste verwant hou met prestasie in hierdie poging
Hierdie resultate het praktiese implikasies vir atleet profiele, sport klassifikasie en tydtoets prestasie interpretasie
Summary
Energiestelsel bydrae en koppeling aan prestasie tydens ’n 2000 m roei ergometrie tydtoets in Suid-Afrikaanse roeiers Authors: J.R. Clark1 P.J. Du Toit1 E. Affiliations: 1Department of Physiology, University of Pretoria, South Africa
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