Cardio-respiratory indices of endurance capacity in soccer players
John H.L. Humphreys
2134/34663
https://repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/thesis/Cardio-respiratory_indices_of_endurance_capacity_in_soccer_players/9605231
The purpose of this investigation was to study the
relationship between selected pulmonary measurements,
anthropometric indices, distance run in sixteen minutes
and cardiovascular fitness potential (as measured by
maximum oxygen uptake), maximum oxygen debt and certain
factors closely associated with these measurements.
The study involved eighty-seven male subjects who
ranged between twenty and twenty-five years of age. In the
1973 study the sample involved thirty-seven participants
from the sports of rugby, hockey, cross country, and soccer.
In the 1974 study the sample involved thirty-nine soccer
players. In 1975 physiological measurements were taken
from eleven soccer players and applied to several of the
1974 regression formulae in order to predict the distance
the players could run in sixteen minutes. [Continues.]
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