Key result
Anticipation of a rope climb for speed resulted in an approximately 25% increase in heart rate over basal post-warm-up values in 10 gymnasts.
Population
10 gymnasts
Comparison
Anticipation prior to a rope climb for speed vs Basal value of post-warm-up
Authors
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Should not yet change pre-exercise monitoring in athletes; leaves open the motor cortex contribution to anticipatory tachycardia.
Observational (n=10)
Demonstrates an anticipatory heart rate increase prior to vigorous exercise, supporting the role of the motor cortex in controlling heart rate.
Andrew J. Kozar (1964) reported an observational. Anticipation of rope climbing vs. Basal post-warm-up value was evaluated on Anticipatory heart rate increase over basal value. Anticipation of a rope climb for speed resulted in an approximately 25% increase in heart rate over basal post-warm-up values in 10 gymnasts.
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