Abstract
Short-term alactic anaerobic performance in jumping (5 consecutive jumps with maximal effort), sprint running (8 m) and stair climbing (modified Margaria test) were measured in 75 obese subjects (BMI: 40.3±5.0 kg/m 2) and in 36 lean control subjects (BMI: 22.4±3.2 kg/m 2) of the same age and gender distribution. The results show that obese subjects attained a significantly lower specific (per unit body mass) power output both in jumping (W spec,j; pspec,s; pspec,s (and hence the vertical velocity in climbing, v v) was closely correlated with W spec,j (R 2=0.427, ps; pc,r; pspec,j seems to be a determinant of the poorer motor performance of obese, being significantly correlated with: I) the vertical displacement of the centre of gravity (R 2=0.853, pv in stair climbing; and III) with T c,r (R 2=0.492, ps (R 2=0.266, p2=0.454, p
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 134-141 |
| Number of pages | 8 |
| Journal | Journal of Endocrinological Investigation |
| Volume | 25 |
| Issue number | 2 |
| Publication status | Published - 2002 |
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Keywords
- Anaerobic power output
- Jumping test
- Obesity
- Sprinting
- Stair climbing test
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Endocrinology
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Lower limb alactic anaerobic power output assessed with different techniques in morbid obesity. / Lafortuna, C. L.; Fumagalli, E.; Vangeli, V.; Sartorio, Alessandro.
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T1 - Lower limb alactic anaerobic power output assessed with different techniques in morbid obesity
AU - Lafortuna, C. L.
AU - Fumagalli, E.
AU - Vangeli, V.
AU - Sartorio, Alessandro
PY - 2002
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N2 - Short-term alactic anaerobic performance in jumping (5 consecutive jumps with maximal effort), sprint running (8 m) and stair climbing (modified Margaria test) were measured in 75 obese subjects (BMI: 40.3±5.0 kg/m 2) and in 36 lean control subjects (BMI: 22.4±3.2 kg/m 2) of the same age and gender distribution. The results show that obese subjects attained a significantly lower specific (per unit body mass) power output both in jumping (W spec,j; pspec,s; pspec,s (and hence the vertical velocity in climbing, v v) was closely correlated with W spec,j (R 2=0.427, ps; pc,r; pspec,j seems to be a determinant of the poorer motor performance of obese, being significantly correlated with: I) the vertical displacement of the centre of gravity (R 2=0.853, pv in stair climbing; and III) with T c,r (R 2=0.492, ps (R 2=0.266, p2=0.454, p
AB - Short-term alactic anaerobic performance in jumping (5 consecutive jumps with maximal effort), sprint running (8 m) and stair climbing (modified Margaria test) were measured in 75 obese subjects (BMI: 40.3±5.0 kg/m 2) and in 36 lean control subjects (BMI: 22.4±3.2 kg/m 2) of the same age and gender distribution. The results show that obese subjects attained a significantly lower specific (per unit body mass) power output both in jumping (W spec,j; pspec,s; pspec,s (and hence the vertical velocity in climbing, v v) was closely correlated with W spec,j (R 2=0.427, ps; pc,r; pspec,j seems to be a determinant of the poorer motor performance of obese, being significantly correlated with: I) the vertical displacement of the centre of gravity (R 2=0.853, pv in stair climbing; and III) with T c,r (R 2=0.492, ps (R 2=0.266, p2=0.454, p
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