K. Busko
Changes of PowerVelocity Relationship in Female Volleyball Players during an Annual Training Cycle
1472 - 1474
2012
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International Journal of Sport and Health Sciences
https://publications.waset.org/pdf/7628
https://publications.waset.org/vol/66
World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology
The aim of the study was to follow changes of powervelocity
relationship in female volleyball players during an annual
training cycle. The study was conducted on eleven female volleyball
players age 21.6±1.7 years, body height 177.9±4.7 cm, body mass
71.3±6.6 kg and training experience 8.6±3.3 years. Power–velocity
relationship was determined from five maximal 10second
cycloergometer efforts with external loads equal 2.5, 5.0, 7.5, 10.0
and 12.5 of body weight (BW) before (I) and after (II) the
preparatory period, after the first (III) and second (IV) competitive
season. The maximal power output increased from 9.30±0.85 W•kg–1
(I) to 9.50±0.96 W•kg–1 (II), 9.77±0.96 W•kg–1 (III) and 9.95±1.13
W•kg–1 (IV, p
Open Science Index 66, 2012