英文摘要 |
Insulin sensitivity is important for both health-related metabolic function and endurance performance in human. Early study demonstrated that concentric exercise could significantly improve glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity. The effect of eccentric type of athletic training on whole-body glucose tolerance was not intensively studied in the past. Therefore, the purpose of the study was to investigate the effect of eccentric athletic training on glucose tolerance and blood creatine kinase level. Twenty-one high school baseball player age 16.3±0.11 with 10-day detraining (referred as basal level) participated this study. Thereafter, 3-day eccentric athletic training (ET) was performed for comparison to basal (B) and regular training routine (RT) in glucose tolerance and blood creatine kinase level. The current result discovered that eccentric athletic training significantly impaired glucose tolerance. (2904.0±730.2-ET vs. 2389±415.7-B & 2020.2±572.4-RT mg-min/dL). And this impairment is concurrent with the significant elevation in blood creatine kinase level. (425.6±26.2-ET vs. 252±34.2-B & 346.3±2.24-RT U/L) In conclusion, the eccentric athletic training-induced attenuation in glucose tolerance is associated with muscle damage caused by this training protocol. |