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Exercise Science 2010;19(4): 361-370. doi: https://doi.org/10.15857/ksep.2010.19.4.361
사이클 선수들의 운동유형과 성차에 따른 지방산화율의 비교
김형돈, 신용석
경희대학교
Influence of the type of exercise mode and intensity on MFOX and Fatmax of male and female cyclists.
ABSTRACT
It has been recognized that treadmill and cycle ergometer exercise are most commonly used in studies to analyze the MFOX and Fatmax. The purpose of this study was to analyze the differences of MFOX and Fatmax by changing of exercise intensity and exercise modes for male and female cyclist. 22 well-trained cyclist(male, n=11, female, n=11) were performed in graded exercise tests using treadmill and cycle ergometer to the exhaustion. Running test was on a motorized treadmill by using Bruce protocol and the other type of test was performed on a cycle ergometer by using modified Astrand protocol. The results showed that MFOX was higher on treadmill than cycle ergometer in both gender regardless of the type that subjects were involved for long period of time. There were no significantly difference in MFOX and Fatmax on treadmill and cycle ergometer by gender. In conclusion, the expression of MFOX and Fatmax using different type of exercise and exercise mode was of no significant difference between male and female cyclist. However, female cyclists were higher in %VO2max of MFOX on cycle ergometer than treadmill exercise. Therefore further studies are necessary to elicit the differences of MFOX and Fatmax by exercise career and fitness level.
Key words: Maximal fat oxidation rate, exercise intensity, exercise mode, gender difference
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