This study focuses on comparing and analyzing how 6-week circuit weight and multiple training by aerobic exercises may have influences on the variation of respiratory functions and blood components of 10 obese male college students
The results of th...
This study focuses on comparing and analyzing how 6-week circuit weight and multiple training by aerobic exercises may have influences on the variation of respiratory functions and blood components of 10 obese male college students
The results of the analysis can be outlined as follows:
1. It was found that there was no significant difference in heart beat by each measurement time, and the heart beat upon normal condition somewhat decreased after physical training as described above.
2. Maximum oxygen intake was significantly increased in 3, 6 and 9 minutes of exercise and upon maximum exercise, respectively. And relative maximum oxygen intake was significantly increased in 6 and 9 minutes of exercise. myocardial oxygen consumption increased in 9 minutes of exercise.
3. Respiratory number did not show any significant difference upon each measurement time. Upon normal condition before training, the amount of CO_2 exhausted was significantly decreased after training. Upon the exercise over 6 and 12 minutes, however, the amount of CO_2 exhausted was more significantly increased after training than before.
4. Total amount of motor load and exercise time showed no significant difference, but they were more or less increased after training.
5. Noteworthily, there was no significant difference in epinephrine before and after training, but norepinephrine was significantly increased after physical training. There was not any significant difference in free fat acid and neutral fat before and after physical training. On the other hand, there were significant differences in glucose before and after training.