駅伝競走における疲労調査とコンディショニングに関する研究(第1報) : 青森-東京駅伝競走について

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The subject of this study were chosen among the participants in the 21st Aomori-Tokyo long-distance (793.7km) relay race held in November, 1971. A fatigue survey was made from the points of view of the conditioning and health administration, because the physical and mental fatigue had been complained by most of the participants in the past relay races. The findings of this suruey are as follows: 1. Duringthe whole recing period phsical fatigue was complained by most of the participants. 2. On average, the participants slept for about 8 hours on the previous night of their participation in the race; the more experienced runners slept longer and the less experienced slept shorter than the average sleeping hours. 3. The index of pH of saliva remarkably decreaced after three runs. 4. It took two days for the albumen to disappear from the urine of the runners. Therefore, albumen in the urine of those who ran in the race on alternative days would not disappear. 5. After running, the difference between the maximal and minimal blood pressure was wider than the normal condition; the pulse was very quick but it became nearly normal after a quarter of an hour. 6. In most cases the ranking of the same runners who made three runs varied was not steady. The fequency of runs and the resting period, which affect the fatigue of the participants, should be taken into account for the conditioning and health administration.
横浜国立大学の論文
1972-10-02