| Abstract |
Purpose : The purpose of this study was to investigate for the effect of rope-jumping and plyometric exercise on the cardiopulmonary function to overweight people. Method : This study was performed on overweight 18 males and 15 females subjects. They were divided in to 3 groups(11 subjects per 1 group) using random sampling and rope-jumping and plyometric exercise, respectively. In order to compare the difference of VO2max, AT, RER, HRmax before and after applying progressive rope-jumping and plyometric exercise. Cardiopulmonary function was examined using CS-200 ERGO-SPIRO. Results : 1. VO2max, AT, RER, HRmax function before and after exercise in non exercise group A and rope-jumping and plyometric exercise in group C significantly different(p<.05) 2. VO2max, AT, RER, HRmax function before and after exericse in non exercise group A and rope-jumping exercise in group B significantly different(p<.05) 3. VO2max, AT, RER, HRmax function before and after exericse in rope-jumping exercise in group B and rope-jumping and plyometric exercise group C non-significantly different(p<.05) Conclusion : Rope-jumping exercise and plyometric exercise is improve exercise in cardiopulmonary function that combined areobic exercise and plyometric exercise is more effective
increasing cardiopulmonary function. |