Effect of PAP Induced Training on Power in Sports Performance in Cold Environment
Objective:To explore the influence of PAP induction training on athletes'sports performance under low temperature environment,so as to provide reference for the warm-up training arrangement of athletes.Method:after 15 high-level male athletes were selected,induction training was conducted using four types of loads:90%1RM,85%1RM,80%1RM,and 75%1RM,and their standing long jump(SLJ),vertical jump(CMJ)and 10-yard running(TYR)scores were measured at 3,6,9 and 12 min after induction training with different loads at a temperature of-6 ℃-0℃.Results:The interval time(T)of the induction training has a significant effect on the test score(p<0.01),and the load(L)has no significant effect on the test score(p>0.05).When T is 6 min,the test scores of the three items are significantly better than the base score(Pre)(pSLJ<0.01、pCMJ<0.05、pTYR<0.01).When T is 3 and 12 min,the test scores are significantly lower than the Pre(p3min<0.01,p6min<0.01).When the interval was 9 min,there was no significant difference between the SLJ and CMJ test results compared with the Pre(p>0.05),and the test score for a 10 yard run was significantly lower than Pre.(p<0.01).Conclusions:In cold environments,athletes can generate PAP through induction training;PAP has selectivity for interval time and only appears at the 6th min after induction training,with a shorter duration;When T is 6 min,the load of heavy weight,low repetition times(90%1 RM ×4 times)and the load of light weight,high repetition times(75%1 RM*10 times)can all be used as the optimal induction methods.