International Journal of Sports Medicine

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Authors: Rahele Tavakoly
Cited by: 970
References: 23

Abstract

The aim was to examine the association between this breakpoint (NIRS) and VT2 in welltrained runners.Gas exchange and NIRS data were collected during an incremental VO2max running test for 10 well-trained runners.The breakpoint calculated in oxygen saturation (StO2) and the VT2 were determined and compared in terms relative to %VO2max, absolute speed, VO2 and maximum heart rate (HRmax).There were no significant differences (p>0.05) between the breakpoint in StO2 and VT2 relative to %VO2max (87.00±6.14 and 88.28±3.98 %), absolute speed (15.70±1.42 and 16.10±1.66km•h -1 ), VO2 (53.71±15.17and 54.66±15.57ml•kg -1 •min -1 ) and %HRmax (90.90± 4.17 and 91.84 ± 3.70 %).There were large and significant correlations between instruments relative to %VO2max (r=0.68,p

Fields of Study & Subjects

Cardiovascular and exercise physiology Sports Performance and Training High Altitude and Hypoxia

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Sports Medicine
Publisher
Georg Thieme Verlag KG
Publication date
17 September 2026
Language
EN