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Table 1 Age, anthropometric, aerobic and anaerobic fitness parameters of young obese adults at visit 1 and visit 2

From: Effects of High-Intensity Training on Anaerobic and Aerobic Contributions to Total Energy Release During Repeated Supramaximal Exercise in Obese Adults

 

Visit 1

Visit 2

Δ Visit 2 vs. visit 1 for control group

Δ Visit 2 vs. visit 1 for trained group

 

Control

Trained

Control

Trained

  

(n = 12)

(n = 12)

(n = 12)

(n = 12)

(w = 7, m = 5)

(w = 6, m = 6)

(w = 7, m = 5)

(w = 6, m = 6)

Age and anthropometrics

      

 Age (year)

23.1 (3.3)

22.5 (2.3)

23.3 (2.3)

22.7 (2.2)

0.2

0.2

 Height (cm)

1.71 (0.11)

1.74 (0.09)

1.71 (0.11)

1.74 (0.09)

 Body mass (kg)

99.5 (24.1)

101.1 (21.1)

100.5 (21.1)

99.9 (9.1)

1

−1.1

 BMI (kg.m−2)

33.3 (4.8)

33.2 (2.8)

33.7 (3.8)

33.1 (3.7)

0.4

−0.1

 FM (%)

42.3 (9.4)

42.8 (7.4)

44.3 (9.4)

42.1 (7.1)

2

−0.6

 FFM (kg)

51.2 (10.1)

50.2 (9.1)

50.2 (9.1)

50.8 (5.7)

−1

0.5

Aerobic and anaerobic fitness indicators

 HR peak (beats.min−1)

196 (12)

196 (09)

197 (16)

198 (12)

1

−2

 RERpeak

1.1 (0.1)

1.1 (0.3)

1.1 (0.3)

1.1 (0.2)

 PVO2max (W)

125 (0.1)

125 (0.1)

125 (0.1)

125 (0.1)

 VO2max (ml.min−1.kg−1)

23.4 (8.4)

22.6 (6.4)

22.2 (7.4)

23.1 (6.1)

−1.2

0.5

 POmax (W)

470 (30)

465 (35)

465 (25)

570 (40)*,**

−5

105

  1. Values are expressed as the mean (standard deviation)
  2. w woman, m men, BMI body mass index, FM fat mass, FFM fat-free mass, HR heart rate, RER respiratory exchange ratio, P VO2max maximal power output obtained during the maximal test, VO 2max maximal oxygen consumption, PO max maximal power output developed during the force-velocity test, Δ variation between parameters assessed at visit 1 and visit 2
  3. *Significant difference between groups (p < 0.01); **significant difference from visit 1 (p < 0.01)