Research on the Impact of 12 Weeks of High-Altitude Training on Exercise-Induced Asthma Risk in Soccer Players during Training
This study aims to investigate the influence of a 12-week high-altitude training program on the risk of exercise-induced asthma(EI A)in soccer players during their training sessions.The study involved 20 national-level 2 soccer players,divided into Groups A and B,each comprising 10 individuals.Research methods included questionnaire surveys,collection and analysis of blood samples,bronchial challenge tests,etc.By comparing physiological indicators such as lung function tests,blood analysis,and measurements of inflammation markers before and after the 12-week training at different altitudes,the study assessed variations in EI A risk.The results indicated a significant impact of high-altitude training on the immune and respiratory systems of players,thereby increasing the risk of EI A.Recommendations include implementing adaptive training for the immune and respiratory systems,optimizing lung function and ventilation efficiency,and adopting measures for the prevention and management of EIB.
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