중학교 Ice-Hockey선수와 축구선수의 체력과 심폐기능에 관한 비교 연구

A study of the comparison of physical fitness and Cardiorespiratory fitness between middle school soccer and ice-hockey player

&nbsp;&nbsp;The purpose of this study was to investigate difference of the physical fitness and the cardiorespiratory function between some trained soccer and ice-hockey players. The subject are 15 persons.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;The results of this study are as fellow:<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;1) No significant difference appered in terms of the height between the 2 groups.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In the weight and chest, there was a significant difference(p＜0.01) between the soccer and ice-hockey player.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;2) No significant difference appered in terms of grip strength(right), leg strength extension between the 2 groups.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In the grip strength(left), back strength, it showed that there was significant difference (p＜0.05) between ice-hockey player(30.93±7.44㎏, 84.80±17.82㎏), and soccer player(26.03±4.86㎏, 72.13±15.93㎏).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In the left and right arm strength flexion, it showed that there was a significant difference(p＜0.01) between ice-hockey player(25.40±6.99㎏, 25.13±8.21㎏) and soccer player(18.53±3.40㎏, 18.13±2.59㎏).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;3) No significant difference appered in terms of sit-up, sargent jump, trunk flexion between the 2 groups.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In the jumping &amp; stepping test, it showed that there was significant difference(p＜0.05) between ice-hockey player(22.73±8.21㎝) and soccer player(24.13±1.92㎝).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;4) In the Ventilation, It showed that there was a significant difference(p＜0.01) between ice-hockey player(11.18±3.15 ℓ/min) and soccer player(8.09±1.79 ℓ/min) at rest.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In maximum VE, It. showed that there were no remarkable difference between ice-hockey player(85.10±21.15 ℓ/min) and soccer player(94.72±23.14 ℓ/min).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;5) In respiration rate, It showed that there were no remarkable difference between ice-hockey player(15.13±2.90n/min, 60.53±9.72n/min), soccer player(12.53±2.97n/min, 63.87±7.50n/min) at rest and maximum exercise.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;6) In the Heart Rate, It showed that there was a notable difference(p＜0.05) between ice-hockey player(74.47±9.21beats/min) and soccer player(65.94±7.97beats/min) at rest.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In maximum Heart Rate, It showed that there was a notable difference(p＜0.05) between ice-hockey player(180.50±11.34beats/min) and soccer player(189.62±9.84beats/min).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;7) In the Oxygen intake per weight per min, It showed that there were no remarkable difference between ice-hockey player(5.17±0.85㎖/㎏/min) and soccer player(4.83±1.01㎖/㎏/min) at rest.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;In maximum VO₂/W, It showed that there was a significant difference(p＜0.01) between ice-hockey player(44.10±8.21㎖/㎏/min) and soccer player(54.60±4.35㎖/㎏/min).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;8) In the all-out time, It showed that there were no remarkable difference between ice-hockey player(974.00±217.77 sec) and soccer player(1059±241.82 sec).