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DEPENDENCE OF STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS ON ENDURANCE INDICATORS OF INSPIRATORY MUSCLES IN SWIMMERS (0.47 Mb, pdf) Read
Authors:
Afanevich Ivan Andreevich
Baltin Maxim Eduardovich
Onishchenko Dmitry Alexandrovich
Bravy Yan Robertovich
Keywords:
inspiratory muscles
respiratory system
swimmers
Annotation:

The purpose of the research is to determine the influence of strength and endurance characteristics of the inspiratory muscles on the fatigue of swimmers.

Materials and research methods. The strength and endurance of the respiratory muscles were assessed using the PowerBreath device. The Pearson correlation coefficient was used to analyze the relationship between variables.

Research results. The correlation between strength and endurance of the respiratory muscles was 0.57. Thus, there is a pattern: the greater the strength, the less endurance. The average values correspond to the characteristics of universal athletes.

Conclusion. Thus, our research confirms our hypothesis and indicates a connection between the strength and endurance of the respiratory muscles and athletes' preferences for distances. This can be used by coaches and athletes to optimize the training process and achieve better results in competitions.

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