ОЦЕНКА МЫШЕЧНОГО ОТВЕТА НА ДВА РАЗЛИЧНЫХ ЭКСЦЕНТРИЧЕСКИХ УПРАЖНЕНИЯ У ФУТБОЛИСТОВ
Аннотация
Цель: изучение мышечного ответа на два различных эксцентрических упражнения у футболистов. Материалы и методы. Участники исследования были случайным образом поделены на две группы: первая группа выполняла скандинавские упражнения для задней группы мышц бедра (nordic hamstring exercise, NHE), вторая группа делала сгибание ног на полу (sliding leg curl, SLC). Концентрацию лактата измеряли в конце каждого теста. После первого дня упражнений тот же протокол использовали во второй день упражнений с 5-дневным перерывом. Образцы крови у участников исследования собирали до, а также через 3, 24 и 48 часов после тренировки. Для межгруппового и внутригруппового сравнения полученных результатов использовали t-критерий Стьюдента. Результаты. По результатам оценки мышечного ответа установили отсутствие статистически значимых межгрупповых различий для креатинкиназы (КК) и аспартатаминотрансферазы (АСТ). В результате сравнения исходных значений показателей мышечных ферментов в группе NHE и значений, полученных через 3, 24 и 48 часов после тренировки, статистические различия обнаружили для КК через 3 и 48 часов после тренировки (p < 0,05). В группе SLC статистические различия также обнаружили между исходными значениями КК и лактатдегидрогеназы (ЛДГ) и значениями, полученными через 48 часов после тренировки (p < 0,05). Статистических различий для значений АСТ и ЛДГ не обнаружили (р > 0,05). Заключение. На основании полученных результатов исследования установили, что концентрация мышечных ферментов продолжает расти через 3, 24 и 48 часов после тренировки. Обнаружено, что упражнения SLC вызывают у футболистов более выраженный мышечный ответ, чем упражнения NHE.
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