Cross-Sectional (n=60)
Different sports exhibit distinct typological features in cardiorespiratory and energy supply reactions under simulated physiological stress.
May inform sport-specific athlete monitoring; hypothesis-generating and requires validation before clinical use.
The characteristics of the body's physiological stress under simulation conditions were studiedfunctional states of hypoxia, hypercapnia and lactic acidosis in qualified individualsathletes The typological features of the reaction of the cardiorespiratory system andenergy supply in conditions of simulation of states of significant physiological loadrowing, cycling and boxing. These sports differ in tempo and rhythmic structurecompetitive locomotion, the structure of functional support of competitive activity.It was determined that specialized functional manifestations are based on reliably significant onesdifferences in the structure of glycolytic energy supply, in particular group (typological)manifestations of the power and capacity of glycolytic energy supply among different athletestypes of sports. They revealed significant individual differences in reaction componentscardiorespiratory system and aerobic energy supply, in particular fast kinetics,stability and sustainable development of the reaction during the period of fatigue compensation among individual representativestypes of sports
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Diachenko et al. (2023) conducted a cross-sectional in Qualified athletes (n=60). Sport specialization (kayaking, cycling, boxing) vs. Between-sport comparison was evaluated on Glycolytic energy supply indicators (La test 30s, La VO2 max, La CP) (p=<0.05).
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