Cadetes of the Academia do Polícia Militar do Estado do Rio de Janeiro Correlación entre VO2 max, gordura relativa y perfil lipídico, en cadetes de la Academia de Policía Militar del Estado de Río de Janeiro
The objective of the present study was to verify the correlation level among the max, the relative fat and the profile lipídico of 51 Cadets (Age = 23.63 3.58 years; Weight = 74.13 ± 10.46 kg; Height = 1.76 ± 0.06 m; IMC = 23.99 2.76 kg/m2), of the mascul...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Asociación Española de Ciencias del Deporte
2010-09-01
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| Series: | Motricidad |
| Online Access: | http://revistamotricidad.es/openjs/index.php?journal=motricidad&page=article&op=view&path%5B%5D=203 |
| Summary: | The objective of the present study was to verify the correlation level among the max, the relative fat and the profile lip&iacute;dico of 51 Cadets (Age = 23.63 3.58 years; Weight = 74.13 &plusmn; 10.46 kg; Height = 1.76 &plusmn; 0.06 m; IMC = 23.99 2.76 kg/m2), of the masculine gender, of the Academy of the Military police of the State of Rio de Janeiro, of the year of 2007. The subjects were active and participants of the military physical training (TFM) accomplished five times a week, with duration of 60 minutes for session. They were appraised: the max for ergoespirometria (I record of progressive effort, with constant inclination of 3% and initial speed of 4,0km/h), the relative fat (% G - I record of three cutaneous folds) and the profile lip&iacute;dico, through the method Enzymatic Calorim&eacute;trico in the variables: total cholesterol (CT), triglic&eacute;rides (TG), lipoprote&iacute;na of density high-cholesterol (HDL-C) and lipoprote&iacute;na of density low-cholesterol (LDL-C). The test of correlation of Spearman presented correlation significant between max and TG (r = -0,289; p = 0,04),&nbsp; max and HDL-C (r = 0,277; p = 0,049),% G and TG (r = 0,296; p = 0,035),% G and HDL-C (r = 0,338; p = 0,015). Like this, these discoveries point a discreet relationship between the profile lip&iacute;dico and the maximum consumption of oxygen corroborating the need to consider other factors as the feeding and the intensity of the exercises in the investigation of this relationship.<br /><p class="resumenyabstract"><strong>Key Words:</strong> training,&nbsp; VO2 max, relative fat, lipidic profile.</p><br><p>&nbsp;</p><p class="resumenyabstract">El objetivo del presente estudio es establecer el nivel de correlaci&oacute;n entre el&nbsp; VO2 max, la grasa relativa y el perfil lip&iacute;dico de 51 cadetes varones (Edad = 23.63 &plusmn; 3.58 a&ntilde;os; Peso = 74.13 &plusmn; 10.46 Kg.; Talla = 1.76 &nbsp;&plusmn; 0.06 m; IMC = 23.99 &plusmn; 2.76 Kg. /m2) de la Academia de la Polic&iacute;a Militar del Estado de R&iacute;o de Janeiro, del a&ntilde;o de 2007. Los sujetos son f&iacute;sicamente activos y realizan entrenamiento f&iacute;sico militar (TFM) cinco veces a la semana, con una duraci&oacute;n de 60 minutos por sesi&oacute;n. Los par&aacute;metros evaluados son: el VO2 max por ergo espirometr&iacute;a (protocolo de esfuerzo progresivo, con inclinaci&oacute;n constante de 3% y velocidad inicial de 4,0km/h), la grasa relativa (% Grasa &ndash; protocolo de tres pliegues cut&aacute;neos) y el perfil lip&iacute;dico mediante el m&eacute;todo Calorim&eacute;trico Enzim&aacute;tico para las variables: colesterol total (CT), triglic&eacute;ridos (TG), lipoprote&iacute;na de densidad alta-colesterol (HDL-C) y lipoprote&iacute;na de densidad baja-colesterol (LDL-C). El test de de Spearman present&oacute; correlaci&oacute;n significativa entre&nbsp; VO2 max y TG (r= -0,289; p= 0,04), VO2 max y HDL-C (r= 0,277; p= 0,049),&nbsp; %G y TG (r= 0,296; p= 0,035),&nbsp; %G y HDL-C (r= 0,338; p= 0,015). Los resultados del estudio apuntan a una discreta relaci&oacute;n entre el perfil lip&iacute;dico y el consumo m&aacute;ximo de ox&iacute;geno y corroboran la necesidad de considerar otros factores como: alimentaci&oacute;n e intensidad del esfuerzo realizado para aumentar la solidez de este estudio.<br /><strong>Palabras Clave:</strong> entrenamiento,&nbsp; VO2 max, grasa relativa y perfil lip&iacute;dico.</p> |
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| ISSN: | 0214-0071 2172-2862 |