EFFECT OF LOW TEMPERATURE ON CARDIOINTERVALS DURING PHYSICAL TRAINING IN MEN

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Introduction: Effects of low temperature and excessive physical load on the cardiovascular system are among the issues of human physiology that require better understanding for successful exploration of the Arctic. Aim: To study cardiac rhythm before and after winter marathon (50 km) in men. Methods: Altogether, 15 healthy men took part in this study. Cardiorhytm parameters were measured using "Elox-01S" device before and after a 50 km marathon in winter at -12 0C. Matrices of paired observations before and after the exposure were constructed. The number of k-pares belonging to the to the same population were identified. Wilcoxon test for paired samples was applied for before-after comparisons. Results: Significant differences were revealed in six main parameters of the heart rate at p ≤ 0.05 before and after the marathon. Pairwise comparisons matrices of samples showed an increase in the proportion of chaos, since decreased the number of cardiointervals samples pairwise comparisons for which P ≥ 0.05 (k1 = 15 before and k2 = 11 after the marathon), which seems to be typical for the winter period. Other studies have reported that in women the differences were significant for three parameters only, while in men, all 6 parameters are changed after the winter marathon. The role of chaos increases for the studied parameters after long physical exercise. Conclusion: Our results suggest that heavy physical load in winter may result in increasing of the role of sympathetic neuro-vegetative system and decreasing of the role of the parasympathetic system.

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O. E. Filatova

Federal Science Center Scientific-research Institute for System Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences

V. F. Pyatin

Samara State Medical University

M. A. Filatov

Surgut State University

Email: filatovmik@yandex.ru
доктор биологических наук, профессор кафедры экологии и биофизики

L. S. Shakirova

Federal Science Center Scientific-research Institute for System Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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