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The effects of differences in sleep quality and quantity on VO2max levels Cover

The effects of differences in sleep quality and quantity on VO2max levels

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Figures & Tables

Fig. 1.

Research designs

Fig. 2.

Peak HR among Group 1 and Group 2 during the cooper 2.4 km test

Descriptive data on average HR, sleep latency, corrected sleep duration, and sleep efficiency on familiarization session

VariablesGroup 1 x¯\bar x±SDGroup 2 x¯\bar x±SDp-value
HR-pre1 (bpm)66.4 ± (0.73)68.5 ± (1.72)0.736
HR-pre2 (bpm)66.1 ± (1.74)73.2 ± (1.87)0.001
Sleep latency (min)5.5 ± (0.41)7.2 ± (1.74)0.044
Corrected sleep duration (hours)6.5 ± (0.39)8.2 ± (0.36)0.000
Sleep efficiency (%)90.5 ± (1.26)79.8 ± (5.19)0.001

Anthropometric characteristics of participants

VariablesGroup 1 x¯\bar x±SDGroup 2 x¯\bar x±SD
Age (years)18.6 ± (0.48)18.6 ± (0.47)
Weight (kg)70.3 ± (6.42)68.31 ± (5.78)
Height (cm)175.5 ± (4.96)173.5 ± (4.74)
BMI (kg/m2)22.85 ± (2.25)22.67 ± (1.71)

Effects of sleep quality and quantity toward the VO2max

VariablesGroup 1Group 2F valueANOVA p-values(a)
x¯\bar x±SDx¯\bar x±SD
Cooper test time (min)13.99 ± 2.4715.42 ± 3.024.9450.030*
VO2max (ml/kg/min−1)35.44 ± 5.7830.03 ± 6.105.8530.018*
Language: English
Page range: 11 - 17
Submitted on: May 24, 2020
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Accepted on: Nov 15, 2020
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Published on: Nov 13, 2020
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

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