A comparative study between two training aerobic units for intermittent and continuous effort in some blood and plasma volume variables
Keywords:
blood and plasma, physiology of sports, training aerobic unitsAbstract
Scientific research has a great importance in various fields, and the studies reached to results that were unforeseeable, especially in the field of sports training physiology, as the study of sports training physiology has a relationship in all sports disciplines on the one hand and its importance on health. Due to the breadth and depth of dealing with the physiology of sports in recent years, researchers have been able to obtain important physiological information and facts that contributed to the development of sports training so that it is appropriate to the ability of physical adaptation. These changes occur in cells and tissues, including aerobic and anaerobic change. The study aimed to: Identifying the differences between the two training aerobic units in some blood and plasma volume variables; tdentifying the differences in the dimensional values between the two training aerobic units in some blood and plasma volume variables. The researcher assumed: There are statistically significant differences in the differences between the two training aerobic units in some blood and plasma volume variables; there are statistically significant differences in the differences in the dimensional values between the two training aerobic units in some blood and plasma volume variables.
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