The relationship of some time variables with the level of some biochemical variables For kayakers

Abstract

The use of modern training methods to raise the level of rowers in general and kayakers in particular, in addition to studying biochemical variables because of their great importance during performance and energy expenditure, as they are one of the most necessary requirements that must be paid attention to to reach the highest levels, so the researcher resorted to Its study with identifying the level of some biochemical variables and the relationship between them and speed in the target time, a method that depends on the use of the target time for the type of effectiveness practiced and the speed achieved in this distance. ) and time variables (200m, 500m and 1000m) kayak rowing. The study also aimed to identify the values ​​of rowing achievement (200 m, 500 m, 1000 m) kayak and some biochemical variables (sodium, potassium, sugar) to identify the relationship between time variables (rowing achievement 200 m, 500 m, 1000 m) as well as some biochemical variables (sodium, potassium) , sugar) in kayakers. To achieve the objectives of the study and to test its hypothesis, the researcher used the descriptive approach and studied correlations. The researcher determined the research sample by the intentional method of male kayaking national team players, numbering (10) players from the advanced category, as the sample represented the whole community. Through the analysis and discussion of the results, the results were discussed using the Pearson Correlation Law.