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Evaluations of top athletes by researchers will help elucidate the effects of Tabata training on the performance of various sports. A determination of the effects of Tabata training using exercises that simulate the activities of specific sports is valuable in light of the specificity of training and training effects on sports performance. However, in terms of effects on aerobic and anaerobic energy-releasing systems, there is not enough published data about training methods that follow protocols similar to Tabata training but use other types of exercise including running and various body-weight bearing exercises, which are frequently adopted by competitive runners and recreational exercisers, respectively.
Effects of such exercise training on V O 2 max have been reported [ 74 — 80 ], and such research on similar protocol training methods is expected to determine the effects on anaerobic energy-releasing systems. Since Tabata training induces the expression of proteins related not only to sports performance but also to health promotion [ 44 ], more research on the possible effects of Tabata training and other training that uses a Tabata protocol on health outcomes is expected.
Tabata training is very demanding [ 33 ], and thus participation in Tabata training might be limited to highly motivated athletes who are familiar with the scientific evidence regarding Tabata training or are persuaded to engage in the training by coaches who know the Tabata training research findings.
In addition, the dropout rate in the Chuiesiri et al. These rates may indicate that the HIIT was tolerable and positively accepted. However, the results of another investigation suggested that training at high intensities would be rated as not enjoyable [ 81 ].
The development of low-intensity training using a Tabata protocol and training at the same intensity as that used in Tabata training 7—8 sets but with a smaller number 3—4 sets of exercise bouts [ 82 ] is expected; with a lower-intensity protocol, subjects would more easily enjoy the training. Lastly, in order to prescribe science-based training, more basic research on HIIT involving Tabata training is required to further delineate the mechanisms underlying the beneficial effects of this training on both sport-oriented and health-oriented outcomes, both of which contribute to improved quality of life.
The magnitude of the elevation of the V O 2 max after Tabata training is similar to those of other HIIT and moderate-intensity aerobic exercise training types [ 83 ]. These values are comparable to those obtained by other HIIT types [ 74 , 75 ]. In conclusion, these improvements of both the aerobic and anaerobic energy-releasing systems after Tabata training are comparable to those provided by conventional aerobic and anaerobic training, including other types of HIIT, suggesting that Tabata training is useful to enhance sports performances that depend on both the aerobic and anaerobic energy-releasing systems for resynthesizing the ATP used during the specific sports.
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Perhaps explaining to the client the goal of the program would be meaningful. A second major procedure insight from this study was the sequence and the methodology of the circuit order of exercises See Table 1. The authors present and physiologically test a carefully planned order of the 10 exercises for the major muscles of the body. As seen in Table 1, the circuit sequence alternated joint actions two ways: 1 by performing opposite actions of a joint in series, and 2 alternating upper and lower-body joint actions.
The objective of this sequencing was to provide an optimal rest period to the muscle groups involved in this workout program. Physiological data was collected five times during the 5 circuits: after completion of 0. The subjects averaged Results The treadmill maximal test provides important maximal VO2 and HR data from which the physiological measures during the circuit performance can be evaluated.
It is consequential to note that all subjects followed the same circuit sequence Table 1 , but started the circuit at different points.
This scientific control helped to better substantiate the physiological results.
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