Why the study?
Does heart rate analysis provide a more accurate estimation of oxygen uptake than time-motion analysis during intermittent exercise in female games players?
Population
16 female games players
Comparison
Heart rate analysis to estimate oxygen uptake vs Time-motion analysis to estimate oxygen uptake
Follow-up
15 minutes
Authors
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Heart rate analysis estimates oxygen cost more accurately than time-motion analysis during intermittent exercise; leaves open whether either method suffices for precise monitoring in female athletes.
Does heart rate analysis provide a more accurate estimation of oxygen uptake than time-motion analysis during intermittent exercise in female games players?
Heart rate analysis provides a more accurate estimation of oxygen uptake during intermittent activity than time-motion analysis, though both differ significantly from true values.
Lothian et al. (1995) studied this question.
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