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The Chronic Effect of Speed Exercises of Football Players on the Nitric Oxide NO Level

Murat Taş, Fatih Kıyıcı

Science, Movement and Health Cilt 10 · Sayı 1 · ss. 50–55 · 01.01.2010

Özet

Target: We aim to analyze of speed tests’ chronic effect on nitric oxide for footballers. Method: In the our study; we searched physical efficiency in 30-60 minute by medium stress and 3 days a week (for 8 weeks); and also at the beginning and ending of programme speed test was applied (20mt). While resting period and after the test; blood examples were sampled. Findings: In the test results before the program; before speed test serum NO levels were 25.5911 +1.5; after speed test result were 19.6161  2.0. This decrease on serum NO level does not have any meaning as statistical (p>0.001). In the test results after the program; before speed test serum NO levels were14.8348 +1.36 iken; after speed test result were 11.7881 + 1.30. This decrease on serum NO level does not have any meaning as statistical (p>0.001). Result: By the making sport regularly and efficiently; it makes strengthen hormonal system, immun system and cardiovasculer system, helps to increase muscle mass; but maximal exercises which made tired to body NO levels might be decrease. However; although decreasing on NO levels, we are expecting that rising on levels at the resting period.

Atıf için künye

Taş, M., & Kıyıcı, F. (2010). The Chronic Effect of Speed Exercises of Football Players on the Nitric Oxide NO Level. Science, Movement and Health, 10(1), 50–55.

BibTeX
@article{tas2010-305611,
  author = {Taş, Murat and Kıyıcı, Fatih},
  title = {The Chronic Effect of Speed Exercises of Football Players on the Nitric Oxide NO Level},
  journal = {Science, Movement and Health},
  year = {2010},
  volume = {10},
  number = {1},
  pages = {50--55},
  url = {https://akademik.atauni.edu.tr/yayinlar/305611-the-chronic-effect-of-speed-exercises-of-football-players-on-the-nitric-oxide-no}
}