Key result
Maximal stroke volume and cardiac output correlate with physical development and training load in young triathletes.
Why the study?
The characteristics and age-related dynamics of maximal stroke volume of the heart in triathletes aged 13-18 years remained to be investigated.
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The study established age-related dynamics of maximal stroke volume and cardiac indices in young triathletes over a 5-year period to help individualize training recommendations.
The purpose of the study is to investigate the characteristics and age‑related dynamics of maximal stroke volume of the heart in triathletes aged 13–18 years. Research methods and organization. Analysis and generalization of scientific and methodological literature data were used, as well as cardiorespiratory incremental exercise testing with gas analysis, electrocardiography, anthropometry, and mathematical statistics methods. The study involved members of the triathlon team of the Tyumen region aged 13–18 years. The duration of the study was 5 years. Research results and conclusions. Average values of maximal stroke volume of the heart, cardiac output, and cardiac indices in triathletes of each age group were established, as well as features of their dynamics. Correlations of systolic output with physical development indicators and load parameters were revealed. Analysis of physical load parameters will allow individualization of training recommendations aimed at improving cardiac performance.
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Sharovarova et al. (2026) conducted an observational in Healthy young athletes (triathletes). Triathlon training and physical development was evaluated on Maximal stroke volume of the heart, cardiac output, and cardiac indices. In young triathletes aged 13-18 years, maximal stroke volume and cardiac output correlated with physical development indicators and load parameters.
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