This study was performed to kmow the level of the college women in PWC and ??O_2 _max that has been generally accepted as the most accurate measure of the capacity of the cardiorespiratory system, i, e., the aerobic power and the total fitness.
The s...
This study was performed to kmow the level of the college women in PWC and ??O_2 _max that has been generally accepted as the most accurate measure of the capacity of the cardiorespiratory system, i, e., the aerobic power and the total fitness.
The subjects in this investigation were Tae kwon do athletes(N=7), freshmen(N=13) and senior(N =6)college women randomly selected in physical education and other majors at Sung shin Women's University.
All subjects completed the PWC and submaximal ??O_2 _max test on the cycle ergometer.
The results were summerized as follows :
1) PWC _75% _Hrme value showed significant difference(p <0.01) between the Tae kwon do athletes(116¡3/413.42) and the other groups, but it showed no significant difference between other three groups.
In general level of the PWC, Tae kwon do athletes were the 4^th glade(good), and physical education students(86¡3/425.5,82¡3/423.1)were 3^rd glade(average), other majors(73¡3/414.9)were 2^nd glade(poor).
2) ??O_2 _max per weight showed significant difference(p<0.05)between the Tae kwon do athletes (41.6¡3/46.05)and the groups, but it showed no signifi-cant difference between the other three groups.
In general level of ??O_2 _mar per weight, Tae Kwon do athletes were "good", and the other groups (33.3¡3/47.33,34.4¡3/46.46,33.8,¡3/45.19)were "average".