Relationship between performance on running-based anaerobic test (rast) and the anthropometric's characteristic athletes of rink hockey
Abstract
Several tests have been developed to determine the anaerobic capacity and power of skeletal muscle in anaerobic energy transfer in the execution of different movements. However, few studies describe the use of these tests and their relationship to the physical characteristics of hockey players. Objective: To examine the anaerobic power hockey players and analyze their relationship with anthropometric indicators. Materials and Methods: We analyzed 14 athletes (27.0 ± 4.6 years old), belongingto affiliated clubs the Pernambuco Hockey Federation. The participants underwent anthropometric measurements (body mass and height), and were determined the body mass index (BMI) and Total Muscle Mass (TMM). To assess anaerobic power was used Running-based Anaerobic Test (RAST). To examine the relationship between anthropometric variables, anaerobic power (maximum, medium and minimum) and fatigue index (%), we used the correlation product-moment Person test. Results: Significant correlations were found between the minimum power, fatigue index and height (P<0.05). Other anthropometric indicators were not correlated with the maximal anaerobic power and mean (P>0.05). Conclusion: The maximum anaerobic power and average is not related to the anthropometric indicators BMI and TMM, however, these responses occur differently in relation to minimum power and other fractions associated with anaerobic power.
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