Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming XI

work load(watt) L-condition(bpm) W-condition(bpm)
Decreasing 50 130.4±16.8 112.4±15.4 *
Decreasing 45 129.5±18.1 110.9±15.7 *
Decreasing 40 126.7±19.2 108.8±15.8 *
Decreasing 35 123.0±19.4 105.2±15.7 *
Decreasing 30 120.0±19.1 101.7±15.7 *
Decreasing 25 115.8±18.6 98.4±15.6 *
Decreasing 20 112.5±18.3 96.0±14.9 *
Increasing 25 111.7±17.0 94.7±14.8 *
Increasing 30 112.2±16.3 95.5±14.9 *
Increasing 35 113.2±16.5 97.4±14.5 *
Increasing 40 115.1±16.4 98.7±14.5 *
ANOVA:p< 0.05, *;p< 0.05 L-condition vs W-condition
Figure 1. The phase lags to (top) the top of the work rate and (bottom)
the bottom of the work rate both in the W-condition and on the Lcondition.
Figure 2. The amplitude of heart rate both conditions
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Figure 3. The ln HF under arm caking exercise both conditions.
Figure 4. Comparison of T30 in both conditions.
Figure 5. The ln HF both condition during 1 –minute after exercise.
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