Application of biological feedback for estimation of anaerobic performance in jumping test
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https://doi.org/10.15561/20755279.2014.0504Keywords:
biofeedback, physical performance, aerobic, jumpAbstract
Purpose : - To determine the effect of biofeedback to determine the level of anaerobic performance of healthy young men. Material: The characteristics of physical performance in 60-seconds jumping test without and with visual and audible biofeedback (BFB) are determined at 23 healthy young men. Results : Significant individual peculiarities are found in performance features of 60-seconds jumping test both without and with BFB. The groups of performance indexes are maximum jumping height; jumping frequency and achieved performance level; correlation of jumping phases and achieved capacity of a separate jump; jumping dynamics during the test. The positive effect mostly on performance in BFB regime is found in the group of persons with low level of physical performance. Conclusion : The application of BFB in 60-seconds jumping test is proved to increase the objective character of measuring anaerobic performance.References
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Kovalenko S, Nechyporenko D. Application of biological feedback for estimation of anaerobic performance in jumping test. Physical Education of Students. 2014;18(5):20-4. https://doi.org/10.15561/20755279.2014.0504
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