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The influence of repeated sprints over the aerobic performance at swimmers

Table 2:

Achieved time - Aerobic threshold - Anaerobic - Witnesses
Test results in seconds P – t-Test
Date of the test Race Average Standard Deviation Minimum Medium Maximum
12.02.2015 200 m initial 148.6 4.5 137.0 149.0 157.3 0.0400
19.07.2015 200 m initial 148.3 4.5 137.1 149.0 157.6
12.02.2015 200 m final 146.6 4.5 135.2 147.0 155.2 0.0386
19.07.2015 200 m final 146.4 4.5 135.3 147.0 155.5
12.02.2015 400 m initial 303.1 16.9 275.7 300.1 354.8 0.9400
19.07.2015 400 m initial 302.6 15.8 275.9 300.1 350.0
12.02.2015 400 m final 297.2 9.0 274.0 298.1 314.6 0.0401
19.07.2015 400 m final 296.8 9.1 274.2 298.1 315.2
12.02.2015 CONT 37.7 1.1 34.8 37.8 39.9 0.0512
19.07.2015 CONT 37.6 1.2 34.8 37.8 40.0
The comparison of the results achieved on 19.07.2015 against the results obtained on 12.02.2015 was made by t-Student test for pairs.
The test times for the 200 m initial, 200 m final and 400 m final decreased statistically. The test times for the 400 m initial and final CONT increased or decreased insignificantly.
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