<原報>ステップテストに影響を及ぼす要因 : データの数値からみた基礎的分析

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We have given all-around examination to the factors which seen affect Step Test. The results were as follows : 1. Nomal Pulse Rate and the Step Test The subject group of 55 normal pulse rate affained the highest index (67 pt) and as the normal pulse rate got highex index, the index got of 90 pulse group was low as 50 pt. This result is in agreement with the notion which lies behind the Test that "those who show endurance for same load have lowex normal pulse." But concerning pulse recovery rates of 5 pulse measurements, the subject group of 55 normal pulse level showed only 73% recovery at the 3rd measurement while 90 pulse level group showed 84% recovery; at the 5th measurement, the recovery rate was, respectivery, 83% (55 pulse level) and 88% (90 pulse level). The subject group of higher nomal pulse rate showed quicker recovery than the lower pulse rate group. 2. Height and the Step Test We have exam had the possible influences of the subjects standing height over the Test, but many other factors are so closely inter-related in this problem that, for a clear explanation, further substantial study has yet to be made in this area. 3. Weight and the Step Test In proportion as the subject's weight increased, the index got lowex : the subject group of 40kg weight level affained 59.3pt while 65kg weight group affained 52.9pt. Concerning pulse recovery rate, there could be seen no defference between the groups of different weight level. 4. Skinfold and the Step Test In proportion as the skinfold got deeper, the index got lowex; the subject group of 19.9mm or less skinfold affained the highest index (65.7pt) while the index of the 60mm group was 53.8pt. And as the skinfold got deeper, pulse recovery took more time (at the 5th measurement, 19.9mm skinfold group showed 85% recovery while 60mm skinfold group 83%)
共立薬科大学の論文
1990-03-25

<原報>ステップテストに影響を及ぼす要因 : データの数値からみた基礎的分析

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