Training Center Research Articles

Managing Education and Training Payments (Recurring and Capital Costs)

The quality of education is directly related to the excellence of education in an educational unit. In achieving excellence in good schools, it is necessary to pay attention to the quality of teachers, the quality of students, school norms and discipline, as well as education and training facilities and financing. The use of the terms education and training in an institution or organization is usually combined into training. The unit that handles employee training is usually called Pusdiklat (education and training center). Education and training can be seen as a form of investment. Therefore, every organization or agency that wants to develop, training for its employees must receive great attention. This study focuses on examining whether there is an influence of education and training financing management on the quality of an educational institution. The purpose of this writing is to describe and analyze the influence of education and training financing management on the quality of educational institutions. Education and training financing management plays an important role in determining the success of education and training programs. Sufficient and well-managed funding ensures that the training program can run in accordance with the stated objectives

Design and building system analysis on the smart fisheries village (SFV) website at the banyuwangi fisheries training and counseling center

This research aims to analyze and design a smart fisheries village-based website system to facilitate back-end, front-end, and UI/UX designers in the application of website creation according to the needs desired by the agency and with an organized database so that the creation of data reports will be faster. The early stages of the research began with the identification of the the specific needs of fishing villages and involved an in-depth analysis of the system needs that supported the vision of the Smart Fisheries Village. The design began with data collection consisting of observation methods and interviews, where researchers interviewed the authorities. In this method, the author gives 5 questions to the user, data analysis, and design of the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The design of this SFV web system uses a Unified Modeling Language (UML), which involves the use of diagrams and UML notation to describe various aspects of the system visually. The results of this study include UML diagrams, which encompass activity diagrams (for users and admins), flow diagrams (for users and admins), use case diagrams (for users and admins), and class diagrams that have undergone 4-5 iterations. The design of the Smart Fisheries Village website system is necessary to improve the welfare of the fishing village. Contributions of this research include the standardization of modeling, increased productivity, improved analysis and planning, and improved understanding. Previous research might have concentrated on a single type of system or domain. However, research should be expanded to various types of systems and industries.

Determining the Prevalence and Severity of Menopausal Symptoms in Post-Menopausal Women of Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, India, using the Menopause Rating Scale (MRS)

Background: This study aimed to assess the prevalence and severity of menopausal symptoms among women in Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, India, to better comprehend the specific challenges faced by rural women during this transitional phase. Methods: Post-menopausal women who visited the Rural Health and Training Center in Eluru between September-November 2021 and had one year of amenorrhea were included. A face-to-face interview administered a questionnaire to collect socio-demographic details and the Menopause Rating Scale (MRS) which contained 11 questions using a 4-point Likert scale. Microsoft Excel and SPSS-20, with one-way ANOVA test were used for data and statistical analysis. Results: A total of 100 respondents were included, aged between 45-60 years. Majority of the respondents (37%) were aged 45-50 years and were unskilled workers (53%) with a monthly income falling under the upper middle-class category (53%). Additionally, 61% belonged to nuclear families. Using the MRS, joint and muscle pains were the most prevalent symptoms (82%), followed by sleep problems (64%) and anxiety (57%). Heat discomfort was reported least frequently (25%). Age groups and symptom severity were found to be significantly associated, indicating that women between 45-50 years were more likely to experience mild-severe symptoms. Conclusion: This study identified a notable prevalence of menopausal symptoms among women in Eluru; however, limitations included the limited sample size and geographic scope. Retrospective data collection might have introduced recall bias. The study highlights the need for increased awareness and education on menopause. Community-based programs and health centers should be established to address these needs.

The impact of small scale fish farming on poverty reduction in South-East Zone of Nigeria

Over the years, successive administrations in Nigeria have embarked on numerous poverty reduction programmes aimed at reducing the poverty rate in Nigeria. These efforts have not yielded much result as poverty rate has continued to soar and pervade every geo-political zone in Nigeria. The poverty situation, coupled with the low uptake of fish farming technology in the south-east zone has prompted the need to examine the impact of small-scale fish farming on poverty reduction in the south-east zone of Nigeria. The dependent variable of the study is poverty reduction, which has household expenditure as its proxy. The independent variable is small-scale fish farming, proxy by income, employment, food security and consumption multiplier. Data collection was made through in-depth Interview (IDI) guide, while analysis was done using thematic analysis technique. A total of 40 participants, comprising of 30 fish-farm owners and 10 employees were selected purposively from the states of Anambra, Ebonyi and Imo for the interview. The study findings suggest that small-scale fish farmingin the study area impacts positively on poverty reduction, as increase in each of the independent variables tends to increase the dependent variable. The study recommended the establishment of fish farm settlements; granting of credit facilities to fish farmers; establishment of skill acquisition and training centers for farm employees; and improvement electricity supply and road network for lower energy cost and easy transportation of fish products. Keywords: Fish Farming, Small-Scale, Poverty Reduction.

Evaluasi Tim Renang Kota Mojokerto Dalam Mengikuti Kejuaraan Daerah Renang Jawa Timur Tahun 2023

Sport is a physical activity needed by humans which has many purposes, such as maintaining body health, maintaining mental health (refreshing), achieving achievements, building character and other people (Wijaya, 2018). According to Kurt et al., (2023) swimming is a sport that can be used as a means of talent search, achievement, recreation, education, rehabilitation and self-preservation. Coaches, facilities and infrastructure, training programs, athlete development, government support and parents are some of the components that contribute to good performance. Sports achievements can be achieved through professional and quality sports training. In the sport of swimming, there are several events, namely events representing clubs, events representing regions at the provincial level, events representing regions at the national level, and events representing international national levels. The process of improving actions or techniques that have been carried out is known as evaluation. This research is motivated by the fact that there is still no research on the Mojokerto City swimming team in participating in the 2023 East Java Regional Swimming Championship. This research aims to cycle the Mojokerto City swimming team in participating in the 2023 East Java Regional Swimming Championship. The use of the SWOT method is important in analyzing and determining points earned. This method focuses on evaluating the Mojokerto City swimming team in participating in the 2023 Regional Swimming Championships which is expected to contribute to achievements for the City of Mojokerto in the future. To explain the evaluation results, the methodology used is qualitative descriptive research. The source of information comes from licensed swimming coaches. Data collection methods include interviews and documentation. Research findings include, (1) strengths include: the Mojokerto City swimming team is in young athletes and young coaches. If young athletes are coached properly, they will develop, while young coaches who are full of ideas, if given space or a platform, can express their aspirations. (2) Weaknesses include: no management questions, no atlhletes selection, no impressive Training Center (TC), no space or forum for young coaches to express their aspirations. (3) Opportunities include: the Mojokerto City swimming team has good opportunities for the future because this team is dominated by young athletes and young coaches. (4) Threats include: if the existing management is not immediately improved, the young athletes and young coaches, the Mojokerto City swimming team is threatened with not being able to get maximum results in future events.

Specialized training organization for faculty members at educational institutions, developing educational management officials

The faculty team plays a crucial role in determining the quality of education in institutions. To meet the demands for enhanced training quality, educational institutions and training centers for educational management officials need strategies and training plans to develop the specialized skills and expertise of faculty members. Within this framework, the author discusses various issues related to the professional skills and expertise of faculty members, proposing directions for organizing training to enhance their professional capabilities in educational institutions and training centers for educational management officials. Keywords: Faculty, Training, Professional Expertise, Education Management Training.

Multicenter privacy-preserving model training for deep learning brain metastases autosegmentation

Objectives:This work aims to explore the impact of multicenter data heterogeneity on deep learning brain metastases (BM) autosegmentation performance, and assess the efficacy of an incremental transfer learning technique, namely learning without forgetting (LWF), to improve model generalizability without sharing raw data. Materials and methods:A total of six BM datasets from University Hospital Erlangen (UKER), University Hospital Zurich (USZ), Stanford, UCSF, New York University (NYU), and BraTS Challenge 2023 were used. First, the performance of the DeepMedic network for BM autosegmentation was established for exclusive single-center training and mixed multicenter training, respectively. Subsequently privacy-preserving bilateral collaboration was evaluated, where a pretrained model is shared to another center for further training using transfer learning (TL) either with or without LWF. Results:For single-center training, average F1 scores of BM detection range from 0.625 (NYU) to 0.876 (UKER) on respective single-center test data. Mixed multicenter training notably improves F1 scores at Stanford and NYU, with negligible improvement at other centers. When the UKER pretrained model is applied to USZ, LWF achieves a higher average F1 score (0.839) than naive TL (0.570) and single-center training (0.688) on combined UKER and USZ test data. Naive TL improves sensitivity and contouring accuracy, but compromises precision. Conversely, LWF demonstrates commendable sensitivity, precision and contouring accuracy. When applied to Stanford, similar performance was observed. Conclusion:Data heterogeneity (e.g., variations in metastases density, spatial distribution, and image spatial resolution across centers) results in varying performance in BM autosegmentation, posing challenges to model generalizability. LWF is a promising approach to peer-to-peer privacy-preserving model training.

Achieving trifecta outcomes in robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy within a fellowship training centre.

To assess the robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy (RAPN) trifecta rate within a fellowship program. Patients undergoing RAPN 01/01/2010-01/07/2023 were enrolled from a prospectively maintained database. All cases were performed jointly with surgical fellows, except when privately insured. Patients were excluded if they were converted to open or radical nephrectomy. The primary outcome was achieving the 'trifecta' of negative surgical margins, no complications < 30 days post-operatively and warm ischaemia time (WIT) < 25 min. The secondary outcomes were factors associated with trifecta success. Ethics approval was obtained.In the enrolment period, 355 patients underwent intended RAPN, of whom seven were excluded due to conversion to conversion to radical nephrectomy (6 patients) or conversion to open (one). Amongst the 348 eligible patients, median age was 60 years, 115 (33%) were female and 19 were private patients. WIT was < 25 min for 324/337 patients (96%), surgical margins were negative in 325 (93%), 294 (84%) were complication-free at 30 days and 301/320 (94%) had a < 30% decline in estimated glomerular filtration rate at 3-6 months postoperatively. Subsequently, trifecta outcomes were achieved in 253/337 (75%) patients. Comparing with patients without those with trifecta success were similar in all thirteen measured patients and tumour factors. In a teaching hospital, with a fellowship training programme, trifecta outcome is achievable for most RAPN patients, and at a rate comparable to international standards. Fellowship centres should monitor their outcomes to ensure high patient outcomes are maintained alongside training requirements.

Youth Migration and its Resultant Effect on Small-Scale Fish Farming in Southwest Nigeria

The study aimed at assessing the effects of rural youths’ migration pattern on small-scale fish farming in southwest Nigeria. Primary data were obtained from 440 fish farmers with the aid of a well-structured questionnaire, using multi-stage random sampling technique. Data collected were analyzed using descriptive statistics and likert scale rating techniques. The results showed that majority of the fishers were married males with mean age, household size and fishing experience of 44 years, 6 persons and 14 years respectively. It was further revealed that scarce employment opportunities (89.1%), flood/drought (85.7%), poverty (79.8%) and insurgency/displacement (75.5%) were the major push factors triggering rural youth’s migration in the study area while attractive wages/high income (98.0%), diverse employment opportunities (90.2%), alternative source of income during off season (86.1%) and availability of improved technologies (70.7%) were the major pull triggering youths’ migration in the study area. Thus, provision of loan to fishers at flexible interest rate, availability of improved fishing equipment, establishment of vocational training centres, integrating rural youth into empowerment programmes and provision of improved fishing methods to attract youth were the main strategies that could be used to checkmate rural youth migration in the study area. It was therefore recommended that Bank of Agriculture should be encourage to give out minimal loan interest rate to fishers at flexible repayment plans, empowerment/skills acquisition/entrepreneurship programmes should be established.

STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF THE COMBINATION OF HALOTHERAPY AND BREATHING GYMNASTICS IN CHILDREN WITH BRONCHIAL ASTHMA

Purpose. To date, there is no developed program and in-depth analysis of the complex impact of the effect of the combination of halotherapy and respiratory gymnastics in children with bronchial asthma, and the effect of its application on the disease has not been tracked. For this reason, referring to the successful results of the combined application of physiotherapeutic techniques, natural and reshaped physical factors in the recovery process in bronchial asthma in childhood, the following research goal was set: to implement the combined application of respiratory gymnastics and halotherapy for more effective rehabilitation program and optimal functional recovery in children with bronchial asthma and to track the effect of its impact. Material/Methods. The study was conducted from October 2018 to March 2020 in the city of Razgrad, Bulgaria, in the Resonance after-school training center. Results. The results show that properly conducted respiratory rehabilitation, combining the application of respiratory gymnastics and aerosol therapy, can contribute to the improvement of clinical indicators, reducing the frequency and severity of paroxysmal conditions, improving ventilation indicators, some gas parameters, physical capacity and quality of life. Conclusions. There are objective grounds for asserting that the tested physiotherapy program with an emphasis on respiratory gymnastics and halotherapy has a positive effect on the functional status of children with bronchial asthma and contributes to achieving independence in daily activities and improving their quality of life.

“Granting” Justice, Debating Delinquency: The Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Offenses Control Act and the UNC Training Center on Delinquency and Youth Crime, 1961–1967

AbstractThis article argues that 1961 to 1967 was a critical period when federal, state, and academic institutions looked with hope toward emerging methods in behavioral and social psychology to train juvenile justice officials and to treat delinquent children. Reflecting liberal optimism regarding the possibility of reforming individual behavior without structural change, the Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Offenses Control Act of 1961 provided project funding to cities, nonprofits, and universities. Using the University of North Carolina’s Training Center on Delinquency and Youth Crime as a case study, this article examines how federal funding was used for “experiments” with group therapy, youth incarceration, and cocreation of juvenile justice. Though largely inconclusive, these experiments demonstrated the existence of alternatives to the hyperinstitutionalization of juvenile offenders that accelerated after the Supreme Court’s 1967 decision of In re Gault.

The EXcellenT Trial: Exercise in Extended Oncogene Addicted Lung Cancer in Active Treatment

IntroductionThe discovery of oncogenic mutations that drive the growth and progression of Non–small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) led to the development of a range of molecular targeted therapies. Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) improve the overall outcome of patients with oncogene addicted NSCLC, ensure a better compliance to treatment and few side effects compared to traditional chemotherapy. However, the treatment is still completely “drug-centric”, in a population of patients who usually survive for a long time and desire to regain their quality of life. Despite an extensive literature on the importance of complementary treatments and lifestyle promotion, the guidelines on physical exercise are general and usually refer to the entire lung cancer pathology. Methods and objectivesEXcellenT is an Italian monocentric randomized prospective study enrolling 40 patients diagnosed with oncogene-addicted advanced NSCLC in active treatment with TKIs. Patients will be randomized (1:1 ratio) to an ‘interventional’ or a ‘control’ group. In the interventional arm (arm A), participants will receive a 3-month multicomponent personalized physical activity prescription combining a supervised coaching program at the training center and an app-based physical activity schedule at patients home. In the control group (arm B) patients will receive a fitness professional-guided montly session that will result in an unsupervised home-based physical activity counselling. Prospective collection of blood metabolome and immune phenotypes will be performed to investigate the integration with genetic alterations that drive the patient's disease. The overall aim of the project is to evaluate if a tailored physical program may have a significant impact on quality of life and performances of this specific homogeneous subgroup of patients. The exploratory goal is to elucidate a potential link between metabolites, immune parameters and genetic deregulations and how this interplay may be influenced by physical exercise. ConclusionEXcellent trial aims to propose a new approach to personalized medicine in the specific subgroup of oncogene-addicted NSCLC patients, where targeted therapy is integrated with an equally tailored physical activity program. The homogeneity of this cancer population will provide insights on the influence of exercise on metabolism and immunity during treatment with TKIs.

Competency Mapping of Key Stakeholders in Procurement and Contracting of the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program Goods and Services in an Eastern Indian State

Abstract Background: The National Tuberculosis Elimination Program is a complex program, and the program officers are involved in the procurement and contracting of goods and services under it. A competency mapping was conducted to highlight the current capacity gaps in contract management at state and district levels under the program. Materials and Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional design was adopted with 15 participants involved in procurement and contracting in two districts of the state using a semi-structured questionnaire, and results were presented using the descriptive statistical analysis. Results: A total of 15 different stakeholders from the National Health Mission, State and District Tuberculosis (TB) Cell, State TB Training and Demonstration Centre, and State Medical Corporation participated in the study. The participants had an average of 10.3 years of experience in contracting, and 20% of them had received some training on contracting. The capacity of these respondents varied based on their involvement, previous training (s) received, and technical background. It was further observed that most of the respondents suggested an in-person physical training instead of virtual training. Most of the respondents requested to issue training certificate. Some of the topics that the participants requested for further training include Digital Signature Certification, Government e-Marketplace, General Financial Rule, Public Financial Management System, monitoring of performance indicators, and bid evaluation techniques. Moreover, 92% of the respondents felt that there is a training need on procurement and contracting. Conclusions: Many a time, the program officers come from a technical background not relevant to the contracting and procurement of goods and services and require regular on-the-job support and training to aid in effective program delivery.

Evaluation of the Implementation of the Pre-PON 2024 Regional Training Center Program for West Nusa Tenggara Province

This research aims to evaluate the implementation of the Regional Training program for NTB Province for PON 2024. The type of research used is descriptive with a qualitative approach. Data sources are obtained from primary data and secondary data. The data collection techniques used were observation, interviews and documentation. The evaluation model used in this research is the CIPP model (context, input, process, product). The research results show that the context aspect, namely in the form of policies and objectives, has been well defined by KONI NTB. In the input, process and product aspects, there are significant obstacles. Where the availability of facilities and infrastructure is still lacking, budget support is still inadequate. In terms of success in qualifying athletes, there has actually been an increase, with more than 254 athletes qualifying to take part in the upcoming PON 2024. However, this achievement is the result of the involvement of elements outside KONI NTB, namely Sports Management, as well as athletes and coaches who are active independently. KONI should have taken a key role, but in reality it was replaced by other parties who actually have roles and responsibilities that are no greater than KONI.

La formación docente: una oportunidad para la transformación desde la investigación científica

The essay aims to analyze the contributions of scientific research in teacher training and its impact on the transformation of education. At the University and in training centers, the curriculum that guides teachers has the task of not only updating the contents under cutting-edge demands, but it also has the fundamental task of adapting to the contextual realities of their work scenarios. In higher education, scientific research is the resource that guarantees the transformation of education professionals, their own students, and their communities. Examples of this are the Political Constitution of 1991, Law 115 of 1994 and Decree 1330 of 2019 (Colombia), which explain the importance and management of providing teachers with professional or continuous training in accordance with scientific processes. From this perspective, new contributions are made to the topic, taking teacher training to the construction of democratic scenarios, to the transformation of territories, systems, educational practices, curricular action, experience, and to society from a critical stance that transcends the discussion of knowledge.

NEW APPROACH TO MILITARY PILOT EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE NEW SECURITY ENVIRONMENT

Military pilot education, including flight training, is a long, expensive, and complex process. The main goal is to produce as many skilled professionals as possible ready to perform flight tasks on the front-line aircraft and push them to their workload limits with complete control. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to select and educate young people with the aptitude and abilities to perform the most demanding military flight tasks. The creation of a model for the education and training of military pilots depends on the requirements of the Czech Air Force Command and the teaching capacities of the University of Defence and the Aviation Training Centre in Pardubice. Rearmament of the Czech Air Force and the required number of pilots requires a change in the new military pilot training model. This contribution describes a new approach to Czech Air Force pilot education and training in the current security conditions in the world.

Planning And Designing Esports Training Center With Futuristic Architecture Approach

Kemajuan dalam bidang teknologi informasi dan komunikasi merupakan salah satu produk lompatan revolusi industri 4.0 guna memetik efisiensi dan keuntungan setinggi-tingginya. Esports merupakan jenis olahraga prestasi yang menggunakan video game secara online sebagai media pelaksanaannya. Berbagai kegiatan pesta olahraga, skala daerah, nasional, hingga internasional, sudah menjadikan esports sebagai bagian dari cabang pertandingan. Perencanaan dan perancangan pusat pelatihan esports bertujuan untuk mendapatkan desain bangunan yang modern secara visual, dilengkapi dengan teknologi terkini pada fasilitas di dalamnya. Metode perancangan menggunakan pendekatan tema arsitektur futuristik sejalan dengan konteks Kota Jakarta Selatan sebagai kota metropolitan. Terdapat dua massa bangunan, yaitu massa kantor dengan ketinggian empat lantai dan massa tower dengan ketinggian sepuluh lantai. level ketinggian pada fasad yang tidak sama merupakan implementasi tema arsitektur futuristik ditinjau dari unsur bentuk fasad yang dinamis dan menggambarkan tingkatan level-level yang berbeda pada olahraga esports. Bentuk fasad yang estetik ditampilkan dengan desain yang berbeda dengan bangunan disekitarnya yang menggambarkan bahwa olahraga esports merupakan cabang olahraga yang estetik dan berbeda dengan jenis olah raga pada umumnya. Fasad dengan bentuk garis menekuk memanjang, diterjemahkan sebagai gerak dan kecepatan yang mengilustrasikan bahwa olahraga esports membutuhkan motorik halus para pemainnya. Fasad dengan bahan ACP berwarnaputih dan abu-abu menggambarkan kejujuran bahan dan tampilan karakter polos sebagai wujud perilaku sportivitas pemain esports dalam pertandingan. Kombinasi bahan ACP, kaca laminasi dan rangka curtain wall mencerminkan penggunaan bahan bangunan yang praktis dan meminimasi terjadinya polusi terhadap lingkungan

A Study on the Safety Assessment of Water-based Firefighting Training Center using Fire Dynamics Simulation

A Study on the Safety Assessment of Water-based Firefighting Training Center using Fire Dynamics Simulation

DETERMINING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTERS TO PROMOTE AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION AMONG SMALL HOLDER FARMERS IN KISUMU COUNTY, KENYA

Despite the benefits offered by Vocational Education including skills about agricultural mechanization, Small Holder Farmersare yet to benefit from vocational training with regard to agricultural mechanization. The purpose of this study, was to determine the Institutional Capacity of Vocational Training Centres to promote agricultural mechanization among Small Holder Farmers. However the study focused on determining the Outreach Services offered by Vocational Training Centres that promote agricultural mechanization. Descriptive survey research design was employed in this study. The sample size comprised of 110 Small Holder Farmers, 21 principals and 21 Heads of Departments. The reliability coefficient of instruments was 0.713. A coefficient of 0.70 was accepted as reliable. Interview guides for principals and Focus Group Discussion, facilities observation guides, questionnaires for Heads of Department were used to collect data. Descriptive statistics of mean, frequency and percentages were applied to analyse data. This study found out that Vocational Training Centres had Institutional Capacity to promote agricultural mechanisation but requires improvement and modernisation. The study noted that Vocational Training Centres offer Outreach Services but not scheduled. This study therefore recommend that Vocational Training Centres must intentionally build adequate institutional capacity intended for the promotion of agricultural mechanisation among small holder farmers. Findings can be used by Vocational Training Centresto promote adoption of agricultural mechanisation among Small Holder Farmers through.

Effects of Altitude training on Ethiopian endurance athletes recovery heart rate and hematological variables

Background and Study Aim. A recent study indicates that Ethiopian middle- and long-distance athletes originate from diverse geographical regions, including areas of varying elevation. This study aimed to analyze the impact of altitude training on hematological parameters and recovery heart rates among young male endurance trainees training at sites located at different altitude levels. Material and Methods. The study employed a quasi-experimental, counterbalanced approach involving 15 male trainees. Five individuals from each training center experienced the standard training program across three distinct geographical locations and elevations. Pre- and post-test data were collected on red blood cells, hemoglobin, hematocrit, platelet count, and recovery heart rate before and after six months, from 6:00–8:00 AM. ANCOVA was utilized to analyze the data. Results. Following the intervention, the mean Red Blood Cell (RBC) count was observed to be higher in trainees from low altitude (5.18±0.33) compared to those from moderate altitude (4.48±0.14 and 5.21±0.22), with a significance level of p&lt;0.05. The mean Hemoglobin (HGB) count was found to be higher in moderate altitude trainees (17.00±0.70 and 16.31±0.65) than in low altitude trainees (15.82±1.37), although this difference was not statistically significant (p&gt;0.05). Similarly, the mean Hematocrit (HCT) count was low for both low altitude (46.04±3.49) and moderate altitude trainees (46.46±3.9 and 45.42±1.54), with no significant difference noted (p&gt;0.05). The mean Platelet (PLT) count was 226.8±75.88 for low altitude trainees and 265.8±23.18, 276±53.96 for moderate altitude trainees, with no significant difference between the groups (p&gt;0.05). As for the recovery heart rate, mean values showed no significant difference between the pre-and post-test groups. In the pretest, the mean recovery heart rate was 30.00±14.70 for low-altitude trainees and 43.20±8.90, 43.20±13.68 for moderate-altitude trainees (p&gt;0.05). In the post-test, the mean recovery heart rate was 25.20±7.82 for low-altitude trainees and 32.40±10.04, 36.00±7.35 for moderate-altitude trainees (p&gt;0.05). Conclusions. The findings indicate that training at different altitudes impacts the hematological and cardiovascular systems of endurance athletes in varied ways. This underscores the importance of developing tailored training programs to optimize performance and recovery. These results are particularly relevant for coaches and athletes seeking to enhance endurance training outcomes through altitude training strategies.