ABSTRACT
Introduction
This paper studies physiological and biochemical indicators in the systematic training of sprinters. This paper analyzes the data measured during the athletes’ training process and studies the detailed data of their physical functions.
Objective
This study aimed to find a link between exercise data and biochemical indicator data in sprinter athletes. By analyzing the data from this article, the researchers were able to find the optimal training program for the athletes.
Methods
High-intensity aerobic training tests were performed with statistical analysis of various physiological and biochemical indicators.
Results
Hemoglobin data were shown to be highly sensitive to intensity. The researchers found that long-term high-load training in athletes can lead to physical fatigue. This fatigue production is positively correlated with the intensity of the training load.
Conclusion
There is a strong positive correlation between biochemical and physiological indicators on performance levels in sprinter athletes. Evidence Level II; Therapeutic Studies – Investigating the results.
Track and field; Athlete; Physiological monitoring; Sports