Effects of randomization versus pre-orientation of subjects for the prediction of maximum oxygen uptake using the twelve minutes run test

Effects of randomization versus pre-orientation of subjects for the prediction of maximum oxygen uptake using the twelve minutes run test

Aim: To compare the results from twelve minutes run test (12-MRT) when subjects run singly with those obtained when subjects run in randomized groups and in pre oriented groups. Methods: 33 subjects performed the 12-MRT in four variants: Achieving alone the 12-MRT on a 400 m track (Alone); Achieving...

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Main Authors: Peguy Assomo, Samuel Mandengue, Wiliam Guessogo, Adalbert Nguimouth, Abdou Temfemo, Serge Etoundi-Ngoa
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Alicante 2013-12-01
Series:Journal of Human Sport and Exercise
Subjects:
Field test
Performance
Peer relationship
Online Access:https://www.jhse.ua.es/article/view/2013-v8-n3-effects-of-randomization-versus-pre-orientation-of-subjects-for-the-prediction-of-maximum-oxygen-uptake-using-the-twelve-minutes-run-test

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