تأثير التدريب في المرتفعات على بعض المؤشرات الفسيولوجية لدى عدائي مسافات النصف طويلة : دراسة ميدانية لعدائي فريق الشباب الرياضي جمورة-صنف الأشبال-u17

Abstract EN

The main objective of this study was to study the effect of altitude training on the physiology of body organs in the sense of physiological adaptation and the intended benefit of such training on physical performance after returning to sea level for competitions.

Given the importance of the functions of these organs (circulatory system, blood, respiratory and musculature) and represented in the provision, transport, and extraction of oxygen, we measured the efficiency of these functional devices through the use of several methods, including field tests, namely, the (Brixi) and (Parash) tests to measure the aerobic power by measuring both the efficiency of the respiratory system, and the efficiency of the circulatory system.

This study highlighted the physiological aspects of the athlete in a more comprehensive sense.

We discussed the effect of physiological adaptations resulting from the athletic training process in the highlands on the level of performance of those devices at sea level.

The benefits of this study have been shown to allow us to stand clearly on the importance of preparedness and the desired objectives of such training.

Field tests show that there are several physiological responses represented in the respiratory and circulatory system, and the response and adaptation of these devices.

With physical changes found in heights