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Effect of Aerobic Effort With Positive and Negative Recovery on Some Biochemical Parameters | ||
| Modern Sport journal | ||
| Article 1, Volume 12, Issue 22, 2013, Pages 15-32 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The study was conducted to show the effect of aerobic effort, in response of biochemical parameters in blood serum. The sample of study included (9) students/ Physical Education College of University of Mosul/ fourth class. The procedures of research included a pre- and post- tests of running, a test of positive rest of walking with arms moving (front-up-behind) and vice versa for (5) minutes and a test of negative rest of walking for(5 minutes) and notes effected that on parameters measured of: vitamin C, vitamin E, total bilirubin(T.B.), conjugated bilirubin (C.B.), glucose, uric acid (U.A.), total protein(T.P), iron(Fe), total iron binding capacity(TIBC) and saturated transferin%). The results showed that there were a significant decreased for pre-test compared with post-test in( vitamin C, vitamin E, glucose, T.P. iron and saturated transferin%) and significant increased in( U.A. and TIBC). But when compared pre-test with positive recovery there were significant decreased in (vitamin C, vitamin E, C.B., iron and saturated transferin%) and significant increased in (T.B. , U.A., T.P. and TIBC.) while showed significant decreased in (vitamin C, vitamin E, C.B., glucose, iron) and significant increased in U.A. value when compared post-test with negative recovery. The results showed that there was a significant decreased for post-test compared with positive recovery in; vitamin C, vitamin E, C.B., glucose, T.P. and saturated transferin%, while significant increased in: U.A. and TIBC. and when compared post-test with negative recovery (5 minutes) there were significant decreased in( T.B.,U.A. T.P. and TIBC) and increased significant in ( iron, saturated transferin%, Vitamin C, Vitamin E and glucose) for after negative recovery (5 minutes). | ||
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