Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató

Background: Reduced cardiorespiratory function is an independent risk factor for mortality by all causes, but mainly for coronary heart disease. Nevertheless, there are many difficulties in evaluating it by exercise testing in the epidemiological context. Alternative forms of evaluation have therefo...

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Autores Principales: Vélez, Robinson Ramírez, Zuñiga, Ricardo Antonio Agredo, Ávila, José Guillermo Ortega, González, Viviana Andrea Dosman, Alban, Carlos Alejandro López
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spelling ir-10336-226782022-05-02T12:37:14Z Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató Vélez, Robinson Ramírez Zuñiga, Ricardo Antonio Agredo Ávila, José Guillermo Ortega González, Viviana Andrea Dosman Alban, Carlos Alejandro López Adult Anthropometry Article Body composition Cardiopulmonary hemodynamics Controlled study Demography Fitness Functional status Health survey Heart function Human Marathon runner Oxygen consumption Oxygen tension Questionnaire Respiratory function Social status Sports medicine Estimation of maximal oxygen uptake Physical fitness Regression analysis Runners Background: Reduced cardiorespiratory function is an independent risk factor for mortality by all causes, but mainly for coronary heart disease. Nevertheless, there are many difficulties in evaluating it by exercise testing in the epidemiological context. Alternative forms of evaluation have therefore been suggested using non-exercise regression models. Aim: To comparatively analyse equations for predicting VO2max through the 'Non-exercise test to estimate maximal oxygen uptake' (PAR/PAF), and the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) in runners of marathon. Measurements: Socio-demographic variables: age (years), marital status, socioeconomic status, educational level, and membership of the Social Security Health System. Body composition variables: height (m), weight (kg), body mass index (BMI kg/m2) and abdominal circumference. Functional capacity: equations for the prediction of functional capacity VO2max described by Jackson et al PAR/PAF and the ACSM. Results: Correlations were seen between the ACSM calculation and the PAR/PAF questionnaire according to time of arrival (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0,94), (PNS, r2 = 0.00), and according to age (PNS, r2 =0.00), (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0.87), n = 81, respectively. When differentiating by age group, with the calculation of the ACSM and the PAR/PAF, a significant correlation was found in the in and gt; 30 years group according to time of arrival (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0.95), (PNS, r2 = 0.09), respectively. Results compared depending on age, ACSM (PNS, r2 =0.03), PAR/PAF (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 78). In the and lt; 30 years group, compared with the methods the time of arrival, the calculation of the ACSM showed a high correlation (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0.97), compare to the PAR/PAF calculation (PNS, r2 = 0.03). When comparing the two methods and their relationship with age, there were no significant correlations (r2 = 22) and (r2 = 0.05). A correlation between the two methods for indirectly estimating VO2max in the half-marathon runners was found only in the and gt; 30 years group (p and lt; 0.01, r = 32), n = 65. Conclusion: This study showed a higher adjusted r 2, which reflected the quality and the prediction power of the models. The authors conclude that cardiorespiratory assessment by non-exercise models in epidemiological studies could be feasible. 2009 2020-05-25T23:57:29Z info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 02133717 18866581 https://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/22678 https://doi.org/10.1016/S1886-6581(09)70110-0 eng info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess application/pdf Ediciones Doyma, S.L. instname:Universidad del Rosario
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topic Adult
Anthropometry
Article
Body composition
Cardiopulmonary hemodynamics
Controlled study
Demography
Fitness
Functional status
Health survey
Heart function
Human
Marathon runner
Oxygen consumption
Oxygen tension
Questionnaire
Respiratory function
Social status
Sports medicine
Estimation of maximal oxygen uptake
Physical fitness
Regression analysis
Runners
spellingShingle Adult
Anthropometry
Article
Body composition
Cardiopulmonary hemodynamics
Controlled study
Demography
Fitness
Functional status
Health survey
Heart function
Human
Marathon runner
Oxygen consumption
Oxygen tension
Questionnaire
Respiratory function
Social status
Sports medicine
Estimation of maximal oxygen uptake
Physical fitness
Regression analysis
Runners
Vélez, Robinson Ramírez
Zuñiga, Ricardo Antonio Agredo
Ávila, José Guillermo Ortega
González, Viviana Andrea Dosman
Alban, Carlos Alejandro López
Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató
description Background: Reduced cardiorespiratory function is an independent risk factor for mortality by all causes, but mainly for coronary heart disease. Nevertheless, there are many difficulties in evaluating it by exercise testing in the epidemiological context. Alternative forms of evaluation have therefore been suggested using non-exercise regression models. Aim: To comparatively analyse equations for predicting VO2max through the 'Non-exercise test to estimate maximal oxygen uptake' (PAR/PAF), and the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) in runners of marathon. Measurements: Socio-demographic variables: age (years), marital status, socioeconomic status, educational level, and membership of the Social Security Health System. Body composition variables: height (m), weight (kg), body mass index (BMI kg/m2) and abdominal circumference. Functional capacity: equations for the prediction of functional capacity VO2max described by Jackson et al PAR/PAF and the ACSM. Results: Correlations were seen between the ACSM calculation and the PAR/PAF questionnaire according to time of arrival (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0,94), (PNS, r2 = 0.00), and according to age (PNS, r2 =0.00), (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0.87), n = 81, respectively. When differentiating by age group, with the calculation of the ACSM and the PAR/PAF, a significant correlation was found in the in and gt; 30 years group according to time of arrival (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0.95), (PNS, r2 = 0.09), respectively. Results compared depending on age, ACSM (PNS, r2 =0.03), PAR/PAF (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 78). In the and lt; 30 years group, compared with the methods the time of arrival, the calculation of the ACSM showed a high correlation (p and lt; 0.001, r2 = 0.97), compare to the PAR/PAF calculation (PNS, r2 = 0.03). When comparing the two methods and their relationship with age, there were no significant correlations (r2 = 22) and (r2 = 0.05). A correlation between the two methods for indirectly estimating VO2max in the half-marathon runners was found only in the and gt; 30 years group (p and lt; 0.01, r = 32), n = 65. Conclusion: This study showed a higher adjusted r 2, which reflected the quality and the prediction power of the models. The authors conclude that cardiorespiratory assessment by non-exercise models in epidemiological studies could be feasible.
format Artículo (Article)
author Vélez, Robinson Ramírez
Zuñiga, Ricardo Antonio Agredo
Ávila, José Guillermo Ortega
González, Viviana Andrea Dosman
Alban, Carlos Alejandro López
author_facet Vélez, Robinson Ramírez
Zuñiga, Ricardo Antonio Agredo
Ávila, José Guillermo Ortega
González, Viviana Andrea Dosman
Alban, Carlos Alejandro López
author_sort Vélez, Robinson Ramírez
title Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató
title_short Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató
title_full Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató
title_fullStr Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató
title_full_unstemmed Anàlisi comparativa del VO2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per Jackson et al i l'American College of Sport Medicine en corredors de marató
title_sort anàlisi comparativa del vo2màx estimat mitjançant les equacions desenvolupades per jackson et al i l'american college of sport medicine en corredors de marató
publisher Ediciones Doyma, S.L.
publishDate 2009
url https://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/22678
https://doi.org/10.1016/S1886-6581(09)70110-0
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