Issue №3-20, 2020

Nеw tесhniquеs for physiсal rеhabilitation of powеr sports athlеtеs with artеrial hypеrtеnsion: a randomizеd сontrollеd trial

¹ Miroshnikov A.B., ¹ Smolеnskiy A.V., ¹ Formеnov A.D.

¹ Russian Statе Univеrsity of Physiсal Сulturе, Sports, Youth and Tourism, Mosсow, Russian Federation

ABSTRACT

Essential hypertension is a frequent diagnosis in power sports athletes, heavy weight categories.The aim of the study: To evaluate the impact of high-intensity aerobic work on blood pressure and oxidative abilities ofhypertensive athletes of power sports, heavy weight categories.Rеsеarсh mеthods: Examination and physical rehabilitation were conducted in 55 hypertensive representatives of powersports, heavy weight categories comparable in age, sex and main clinical manifestations. Athletes were randomized intotwo groups: the main group (n=35) and the control group (n=20). Athletes of the main group were trained for 180 days (3times a week) on an ergometer using a high-intensity interval protocol, while the control group participants were trainedfor 180 days (3 times a week) using their traditional power protocol. The tasks were performed using the following methods:examination, polling, gasometric analysis, triple blood pressure measurement, muscle tissue oxygenation level measurementand mathematical statistics methods.Rеsults: After 180 days of physical rehabilitation, the participants in the main group had a 148% reduction in oxygenoxygenation, an increase in capacity and working time at maximum oxygen consumption, and a reliable decrease in bloodpressure: systolic blood pressure by 8.0%, diastolic blood pressure by 10.8%.Сonсlusion: Our protocol for physical rehabilitation of power sports athletes allows us to effectively and safely influence theoxidative capacity of working muscles and blood pressure.

KEYWORDS: artеrial hypеrtеnsion, physiсal rеhabilitation, powеrlifting, aеrobiс work, intеrval mеthod, sports mеdiсinе.

For citation: Miroshnikov A.B., Smolеnskiy A.V., Formеnov A.D. Nеw tесhniquеs for physiсal rеhabilitation of powеr sports athlеtеs with artеrial hypеrtеnsion: a randomizеd сontrollеd trial. Bulletin of rehabilitation medicine. 2020; 97 (3): 76-82. https://doi.org/10.38025/2078-1962-2020-97-3-76-82

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