オリンピック候補柔道選手運動生理学的特徴と臨床検査所見

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A study was performed to evaluate the physical exsrcise characterristics of 29 Japanese elite judo athletes by treadmill exercise test. Functional aerobic impairment (FAI), heat rate impairment (HRI) and peripheral circulatory impairment (PCI) in the judo athletes were not significantly different from those of normal sendntary subjects. Howevar, myocardaial aerobic impairment (MAI) was lower than in normal sedentary subjects. %V^O_2max at the anaerobic threahold (AT) was 57.5±3.3% in male, and 57.0±4.3% in female judo athletes. %HRmax at AT was 72.4±3.8% in males, and 75.2±5.3% in females. These findings suggest that functional aerobic capacity and peripheral circulatory function in Japanese elite judo athletes are not significantly different from those of normal sedentary subject, but that judo athletes have high left ventricular function. The blood biochemical profile and urinalysis date revealed that values of muscle injury enzymes plasma uric acid and cholesterol were increased with relatively high freqency in elite judo athletes. Similar data were also obtained in individuals with suspected diabetic nephropathy and rhabdomyolysis.
日本体力医学会の論文
1990-10-01