أثر الضغوط الجوية المتنوعة على بعض المتغيرات الفسيولوجية لدى لاعبي جري المسافات الطويلة

Abstract EN

The aim of this study was to identify the effect of different atmospheric pressures on some physiological variables in long distance runners.

The descriptive approach was used in scientific steps and procedures.

The study sample consisted of eight players from long distance athlete Jordan Run Road Runners in Aqaba were the variables of the physiological study (Lactate, Heart Rate, HR), RPE, and the Repeated Measure One ANOVA way was used to process raw data.

On the existence of a preference for measuring atmospheric pressure zones (Dead Sea) in the variables (HR heartbeat, blood lactate, perceived voltage RPE) where the Dead Sea region ranked first, then the preference for measurement of the atmospheric pressure zones at sea level (Aqaba), and ranked last in terms of priority of measurement areas is (Karak).

The study recommended conducting studies in different atmospheric pressure zones on other physiological variables using maximum voltage tests and also that the Jordanian sports teams benefit from the diversity in the level of atmospheric pressures in the Jordanian environment.