The Effect of High‐Load vs. High‐Repetition Training on Endurance Performance
The Effect of High‐Load vs. High‐Repetition Training on Endurance Performance
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高负荷与高重复训练对耐力表现的影响
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
A. Ng
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作者:
W. Ebben;Alan G Kindler;Kerri A Chirdon;Nina C. Jenkins;A. Polichnowski;A. Ng
&NA; Ebben, W.P., A.G. Kindler, K.A. Chirdon, N.C. Jenkins, A.J. Polichnowski, and A.V. Ng. The effect of high‐load vs. high‐repetition training on endurance performance. J. Strength Cond. Res. 18(3):513–517. 2004.—The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of high‐load (H‐load) periodized resistance training and high‐repetition (H‐rep) reverse step loading periodized resistance training on endurance performance. Twenty‐six female university rowers (age = 20 ± 1 year) were randomly assigned to H‐load (5 novice, 8 varsity) or H‐rep (7 novice, 6 varsity) groups. Subjects were pre‐ and posttested using a 2,000‐m rowing ergometer test. Outcome variables included SymbolO2 peak, time to test completion, total power, average power per stroke, total number of strokes, stroke rate, and body mass. Subjects trained for 8 weeks using identical exercises. Varsity rowers who performed H‐load training demonstrated greater improvement compared with those who performed H‐rep training. Novice rowers who performed H‐rep training demonstrated greater improvement compared with those who performed H‐load training. High‐load periodized training appears to be more effective for athletes with advanced training status, and H‐rep reverse step loading periodized training is more effective for those who are relatively untrained. Symbol. No caption available.
影响因子:
4.1
作者:
Mahler,DA;Andrea,BE;Andresen,DC
通讯作者:
Andresen,DC