Análisis de la potencia máxima específica en nadadores de diferente nivel

  1. González Ravé, José María
  2. Juárez Santos-García, Daniel
  3. Clemente Suárez, Vicente Javier
  4. Muñoz Fernández-Arroyo, Víctor Eugenio
  5. Díaz Ureña, Germán
  6. Carrasco Poyatos, María
  7. Navarro Valdivielso, Fernando
Journal:
RED: Revista de entrenamiento deportivo = Journal of Sports Training

ISSN: 1133-0619

Year of publication: 2011

Tome: 25

Issue: 3

Pages: 11-15

Type: Article

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Abstract

This aim of the present study was to analyze the specific maximal power in crawl swimmers of different swimming performance. 33 crawl male swimmers were assigned to four different groups according to their swimming performance: ELITE Group was the more trained group (n=13 men, average of age: 22.6± 5.18 years), followed by FCLM A Group (n=15 men, average of age: 19.3± 3.17 years), FCLM B Group (n=13 men, average of age: 15 ± 2.25 years), and FCLM C Group (n=12 men, average of age: 13.5 ± 3.55 years). Each of these groups performed an incremental resisted swimming test using a loads dispositive Aquaforce - Telju S.A., Toledo, España). A one way ANOVA showed that ELITE Group performed significantly higher (p<0.001) specific maximal power and pull load than FCLM A, FCLM B and FCLM C Groups. In conclusion, elite swimmers showed higher power development than other swimmers.

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