Baidarininkų aerobinio pajėgumo ugdymas

Abstract

In 1000 m kayak rowing event aerobic energy production amounts from 70 to 80 percent. Due to this fact, training of kayak rowers must include significant amounts of aerobic capacity development. The aim of the research was to investigate aerobic capacity development process during the preparatory period of elite kayak rowers participating in 1000 m event. We performed the study on the content of means and methods of the non-water training load, carried out by Lithuanian champions, World Championship silver medal winners at the beginning of their preparatory period. Change of aerobic capacity was studied using gas analyzer “Oxycon Mobile 781023-052- 5.2”, the training load being performed using kayak rowing ergometer “Dansprint”. November training mezocycle included 5 microcycles: 1) introductory – 5 sessions; 2) increasing training load – 5 sessions; 3) partial recovery – 4 sessions; 4) great training load – 7 sessions; 5) recovery and supercompensation – 4 sessions. Characteristic feature of December training mezo-cycle was a microcycle, devoted to VO2 max increase applying special training load. Characteristic features of February mezocycle were the following: increased number of training sessions up to 8 within microcycles, exercises for creatine phosphate capacity development were included, and application of training load for glycolytic reactions stimulation were initiated. The fifth microcycle was devoted to recovery and supercompensation and included on-stage testings. Within the structure of kayak rowers’ each training mezocycle, characteristic was involvement of introductory and recovery supercompensation microcycles. The carried out investigation demonstrated remarkable progress of kayak rower R.N. during a three months period: VO2 max increased from 56,1 to 67,5 ml/min/kg, working capacity increased from 280 W to 320 W. The study proved effectiveness of kayak rowers’ performed training load, its adjustment to recovery and supercompensation periods in development of kayak rowers’ aerobic capacity.