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Development of variables of 11 competitive swimmers on a 100m freestyle track

ŠŤASTNÝ, J.; BÁTOROVÁ, M.; MOTYČKA, J.

Original Title

Development of variables of 11 competitive swimmers on a 100m freestyle track

English Title

Development of variables of 11 competitive swimmers on a 100m freestyle track

Type

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Original Abstract

In this paper we deal with the results of measurements conducted during swimming (front crawl technique) on the 100m long course in a pool having 25 meters in length. On this track We aim to evaluate variables Stroke rate (SR), Efficiency of the swimming technique (EFF) and Mean speed (AVGs) of the swimmer. Our goals are to determine how the these variables differs in various sections of the course and to clarify the relationship among the variables, particularly the impact of movement rate on mean speed and efficiency of swimming. The results show a statistically significant decrease in values of all three variables occurred during the four legs of the 100 m swimming course. The largest decline occurred in the second and third legs of the course. We ascribe this decline to the increasing fatigue of swimmers. There was no obvious decline in the values of variables in the fourth leg of the course. Efficiency of swimming technique decreased, but its development during the course differs. Changes in the difference SR and AVGs values are not statistically significant. The development of their values in individual legs is in accordance. We are not able to prove statistically any relation between SR and EFF.

English abstract

In this paper we deal with the results of measurements conducted during swimming (front crawl technique) on the 100m long course in a pool having 25 meters in length. On this track We aim to evaluate variables Stroke rate (SR), Efficiency of the swimming technique (EFF) and Mean speed (AVGs) of the swimmer. Our goals are to determine how the these variables differs in various sections of the course and to clarify the relationship among the variables, particularly the impact of movement rate on mean speed and efficiency of swimming. The results show a statistically significant decrease in values of all three variables occurred during the four legs of the 100 m swimming course. The largest decline occurred in the second and third legs of the course. We ascribe this decline to the increasing fatigue of swimmers. There was no obvious decline in the values of variables in the fourth leg of the course. Efficiency of swimming technique decreased, but its development during the course differs. Changes in the difference SR and AVGs values are not statistically significant. The development of their values in individual legs is in accordance. We are not able to prove statistically any relation between SR and EFF.

Keywords

stroke rate; speed; efficiency; tachograph; front crawl

Key words in English

stroke rate; speed; efficiency; tachograph; front crawl

Authors

ŠŤASTNÝ, J.; BÁTOROVÁ, M.; MOTYČKA, J.

RIV year

2019

Released

02.12.2016

Publisher

University of Tuzla

Location

Tuzla

Book

SPORT AND HEALTH

ISBN

2303-8551

Periodical

ZBORNIK NAUČNIH I STRUČNIH RADOVA „SPORT I ZDRAVLJE“

Volume

1

Number

1

State

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Pages from

12

Pages to

16

Pages count

5

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT131542,
  author="Jan {Šťastný} and Michaela {Bátorová} and Jaroslav {Motyčka}",
  title="Development of variables of 11 competitive swimmers on a 100m freestyle track",
  booktitle="SPORT AND HEALTH",
  year="2016",
  journal="ZBORNIK NAUČNIH I STRUČNIH RADOVA  „SPORT I ZDRAVLJE“",
  volume="1",
  number="1",
  pages="12--16",
  publisher="University of Tuzla",
  address="Tuzla",
  issn="2303-8551"
}