Análisis del componente rápido de la cinética de recuperación del consumo de oxígeno tras un programa HIIT de 10 días en un grupo de obesos

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Introduction: Obese subjects exhibit a decreased functional capacity (FC) which, among other factors, entails a slower oxygen uptake kinetics associated to a pathological relationship between the adipose tissue and a chronicallyderegulated autonomic nervous system, both in resting and exercise conditions. Objective: To analyze the fasttau behavior of the oxygen consumption off-kinetics, after applying a high intensity and short duration intervallic exercise protocol (HIIT) in a group of obese men. Methodology: An exploratory, comparative, experimental and longitudinal short-term study of 5 obese subjects, selected by intentional non-probabilistic sampling, was designed. Weight, height, body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, kinetics of oxygen consumption and variables related to the procedure were assessed. Data from VO2 v/s time were compiled with Graph Pad Prism v. 6.01 by averaging 10-second intervals and fitted as a bi-exponential model. Subsequently, a descriptive statistical analysis was performed using SigmaPlot v. 12.5, calculating means, standard deviations and ranks. Results: Mean age was 25.13 + 0.62 years. Highest variation when analyzing the results, in both phases of the study (pre-intervention: 43.09 + 7.78 s; post-intervention: 26.85 + 3.78 s), was found in the fast VO2tau (p=0.034). Conclusion: The highintensity, short-duration training performed over a 10-day period, achieves a positive effect on the rapid kinetic component of VO2 for the studied population, improving recovery time after physical exertion.

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Zafra-Santos, E. (2018). Análisis del componente rápido de la cinética de recuperación del consumo de oxígeno tras un programa HIIT de 10 días en un grupo de obesos. Revista de La Universidad Industrial de Santander. Salud, 50(1), 7–17. https://doi.org/10.18273/revsal.v50n1-2018001

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