A CONSIDERATION OF THE PHYSICAL FITNESS OF MIDDLE AND OLDER AGED MEN AT THE SPORTS SAUNA TRAINING CENTER OF NATIONAL STADIUM
- VernacularTitle:国立競技場スポーツサウナトレーニングセンターの中高年者の体力についての一考察
- Author:
KIYOMI UEYA
;
TAKUDO MIZUTA
;
TETSUYA HIMARU
;
AKIRA NAGATA
;
TAKASHI YAMAMOTO
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- From:Japanese Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine
1975;24(1):1-10
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
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Abstract:
The aim of this study was to investigate quantitatively the power ability of middle and older aged men in the vertical jump.
And, we would try to point out the changes with increasing ages and the influences of the environments factor to the power ability.
Based on the environment point of view, we put an emphasis and consideration on those who did physical exercises and also those who drove a car in a daily life.
Subjects were the health 201 men who visited the sports sauna training center of national stadium for physical exercises.
The power was calcurated from the force and velocity concerning of jumper's C.G. during the take off motion. The force was measured by using a strain gage type tranceducer, and the velocity was calcurated by integrating the equation of motion about of C.G.
Result:
The power ability of middle and older aged men in the vertical jump decreased with increasing ages.
The rate of decrease with every 5 years of age was 0.248 horse power, 2.960×10-3 horse power in the maximum power and maximum power per body weight.
In comparison with the power ability of 25 years old, the power ability, in terms of maximum power per body weight, of 35 years old, 45 years old, 55 years old were 90.8%, 81.1%, 59.0%, respectively.
There were evidently differences between trained men and untrained men, and then car driver and no car driver in the power ability. The differences of maximum power per body weight were 12.190 × 10-3 horse power, 9.231×10-3 horse power, respectively.
