A.A. BIKTIMIROVA¹, N.V. RYLOVA^1,2, A.S. SAMOYLOV³

¹Kazan State Medical Academy, 36 Butlerova St., Kazan, Russian Federation 420012

²Volga region State Academy of Physical Culture, Sports and Tourism, 35 Universiada Country, Kazan, Russian Federation 420138

³Center of Exercise Therapy and Sports Medicine of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency, 5 Dorogomilovskaya St., Moscow, Russian Federation 121059

Biktimirova A.A. — postgraduate student of the Department of Pediatrics with the Course of Outpatient Pediatrics, tel. +7-904-662-21-36, e-mail: biktimirova.alin@mail.ru¹

Rylova N. V. — D. Med. Sc., Professor of the Department of Pediatrics with the Course of Outpatient Pediatrics, tel. +7-917-397-33-93, e-mail: rilovanv@mail.ru^1,2

Samoylov A.S. — Cand. Med. Sc., Head, tel. +7-985-992-83-97, e-mail: samilove@mail.ru³

The article presents information on cardiorespiratory exercise testing as a universal method of determining the level of physical performance. Maximum oxygen consumption is a measure of aerobic capacity and integral indicator of the oxygen transport system. Implementation of the test for athletes is described. Article presents data on the studying of 33 athletes specializing in various kinds of sport. It is noted that athletes with low fat mass have high numbers of relative rate of maximum oxygen consumption. And indices of absolute maximum oxygen consumption are in direct relation to body weight.

Key words: cardiorespiratory exercise testing, maximum oxygen consumption, aerobic capacity.

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