The aim of the study was the evaluation of the autonomic cardiac function in professional soccer players by heart rate recovery (HRR) measurement after 1' or 2' of active recovery (HRR1 or HRR2, respectively) from an exercise stress test. These data show better autonomic function in roles with alternate aerobic-anaerobic activity compared to other roles. The results agree with the data in other literature about the positive action of intense aerobic-anaerobic physical activity on cardiovasular autonomic system adjustment.
Evaluation of heart rate recovery in relation to playing position in professional soccer players.
BONAIUTO, Michele;DI MAURO, Debora;SPECIALE, FRANCESCO;PAGANO, FRANCESCO;BUDA, DIEGO;MAGAUDDA, Ludovico;TRIMARCHI, Fabio
2012-01-01
Abstract
The aim of the study was the evaluation of the autonomic cardiac function in professional soccer players by heart rate recovery (HRR) measurement after 1' or 2' of active recovery (HRR1 or HRR2, respectively) from an exercise stress test. These data show better autonomic function in roles with alternate aerobic-anaerobic activity compared to other roles. The results agree with the data in other literature about the positive action of intense aerobic-anaerobic physical activity on cardiovasular autonomic system adjustment.File in questo prodotto:
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