EFFECTS OF THE FIRST TRAINING SESSION ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MENTAL CONDITIONS IN MALE UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN JUDOISTS

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The changes in the anthropometric and blood biochemical parameters, neutrophil functions such asreactive oxygen species （ROS） production capability, phagocytic activity （PA） and the profile of mood state （POMS）were measured after 2-hours of judo training session for 24 male university freshmen judoists who had not done anytraining for a long period. As for neutrophil function, PA significantly decreased after the training compared with thepre-value, though ROS production capability did not change. The Depression, Tension and total mood disturbance （TMD） decreased significantly after the training. Furthermore, the change in blood sugar correlated positively withthe changes in the Depression, Fatigue and TMD. The change in creatine kinase was positively associated with thechange in the Confusion. The training negatively acted on the appearance of physiological fatigue, and positivelyacted on the appearance of mental fatigue, and some relationship between both. Furthermore, the typical responseof the neutrophil function （PA decrease and no change in ROS） does not coincide with the typical neutrophilcompensation pattern e.g. PA decrease and ROS increase may be due to the lack of training on the part of the subjects for the last 6 months.
2011-01-17