Effects of Long-Term Training on the Pulmonary Function of Outstanding U-Half Pipe Snowboard Athletes

Hai Ning Gao; Hua Ding; Bin Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.480-481.80

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Effects of Long-Term Training on the Pulmonary Function of Outstanding U-Half Pipe Snowboard Athletes

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Through measuring the respiratory function of 17 outstanding U-Half Pipe snowboard athletes, compared with the normal students，to understand the basic conditions of their respiratory system. The results showed that: there were higher levels in the expiratory volume (EV) and expiratory reserve volume (RV) of female snowboard skiers than that of normal students; there were higher levels in small airway ventilation and pulmonary ventilation (PV) of outstanding U-Half Pipe snowboard athletes than that of normal students; the FEV1/FVC of outstanding U-Half Pipe snowboard athletes were below 80%.

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Athletes, Pulmonary Function, U-Half Pipe Snowboard

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