Heart rate and blood pressure in athletes of 100m and back runners that make use of supplements
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to correlate the changes of blood pressure and the heart rate on male athletes between the ages of 19 and 55 years old at 100m trial and back runners who make use of some kind of supplements, before and after a specific training of each modality in the city of Curitiba/ PR. The sample utilized of 14 athletes, divided in two groups, 7 100m runners and 7 back runners, because they fulfilled the following requirements: being a competition athlete, to participate regularly to trainings, to use some kind of supplement. When arriving at the place for the tests, the athletes sated on a bench, resting for five minutes and then their blood pressure was taken and also before and after the training. Their heart rate was measured with the frequency monitor, resting and the maximum. The results: Systolic Blood Pressure (SBP), before 112.6 after 111.6e Diastolic Blood Pressure (DBP) before 67.4 after 65.4 of the 100m run athletes, they suffered and hypotensive effect where their values lowered after a training session, with the back runners only the DBP before 74 after 72.6 suffered changes, so the SBP before 116.4 after 116.5 stayed almost with the same values before and after training, on the other hand, the heart rate, shows thatthe HRrep 61.9 of the 100m runners is lower than the HRrep 67 than the back runners and, the HRmax. 195 of the 100m runners is also higher than the back runners 188.7. Withthe above information, we reach the conclusion that there is a correlation between the index of HR and BP of both types of athletes, 100m runners and the back runners, both lowered their levels of SBP, DBP e HR after a training session.
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