Load structure of the pre-competition altitude training on triathletes for seventh world military games. Through monitoring the systematic performance indicators of the pre-Seventh World Military Games, and tracking trainers for implementation of training programs in the altitude training, basing on the results of functional monitoring and competition, the composition and application of the load structure of pre-competition altitude training in triathlon were analyzed and evaluated comprehensively to make empirical study on the pre-competition altitude training. The results are as follows: 1. The training load pattern of the pre-race was the second maximum load, the maximum load, the medium load and pre-match adjustment. Aerobic training was accounted for 65% of total training, mixed oxygen training is accounted for 28%, anaerobic training was accounted for 7%. 2. The hematocrit (HCT) of male athletes decreased in the last week before the race, P > 0.05, urea nitrogen (BUN) was higher than the normal range from the third to the twice week before the race, P < 0.05, creatine kinase (CK) increased in the last week before the race and the competitive state decreased, P > 0.05. The hematocrit (HCT) of female athletes increased in the last week before the race, P < 0.05. Testosterone (T) increased significantly from the third to the twice week before the race, P < 0.05, and competitive status increased. 3. The pre-competition load structure arrangement was basically reasonable, achieving the best competitive state by doing precise training control was the key to acquire the best competitive performance.
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Seventh World Military Games, Triathlon, Altitude Training, Load Structure, Functional Monitoring
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Qi Hua, Chai Jian Zhong, Wang Dong Liang, Xu Qi Lin, Wang Jian. (2022). Load Structure of the Pre-Competition Altitude Training on Triathletes for Seventh World Military Games. International Journal of Sports Science and Physical Education, 7(4), 122-130. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijsspe.20220704.16
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Qi Hua; Chai Jian Zhong; Wang Dong Liang; Xu Qi Lin; Wang Jian. Load Structure of the Pre-Competition Altitude Training on Triathletes for Seventh World Military Games. Int. J. Sports Sci. Phys. Educ. 2022, 7(4), 122-130. doi: 10.11648/j.ijsspe.20220704.16
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abstract = {Load structure of the pre-competition altitude training on triathletes for seventh world military games. Through monitoring the systematic performance indicators of the pre-Seventh World Military Games, and tracking trainers for implementation of training programs in the altitude training, basing on the results of functional monitoring and competition, the composition and application of the load structure of pre-competition altitude training in triathlon were analyzed and evaluated comprehensively to make empirical study on the pre-competition altitude training. The results are as follows: 1. The training load pattern of the pre-race was the second maximum load, the maximum load, the medium load and pre-match adjustment. Aerobic training was accounted for 65% of total training, mixed oxygen training is accounted for 28%, anaerobic training was accounted for 7%. 2. The hematocrit (HCT) of male athletes decreased in the last week before the race, P > 0.05, urea nitrogen (BUN) was higher than the normal range from the third to the twice week before the race, P 0.05. The hematocrit (HCT) of female athletes increased in the last week before the race, P < 0.05. Testosterone (T) increased significantly from the third to the twice week before the race, P < 0.05, and competitive status increased. 3. The pre-competition load structure arrangement was basically reasonable, achieving the best competitive state by doing precise training control was the key to acquire the best competitive performance.},
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