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Effect of repeated exercise and recovery on heart rate variability in ...
Reasons for performing study: Interval training is a commonly used training method for trotting horses. In addition, trainers are provided with efficient and ...
Effect of repeated exercise and recovery on heart rate variability in elite trotting horses during high intensity interval training F. COTTIN', E. BARREY, P. LOPES and V. BILLAT
Laboratory of Exercise Physiology (LEPHE), University of Evry, E A 3872, Genopole, Boulevard F Mitterrand, F-91025Evry cedex, France
Reasons for performing study: Interval training is a commonly used training method for trotting horses. In addition, trainers are provided with efficient and inexpensive heart rate monitor devices for the management of training. Hypothesis: Since the high frequency (HF) frequency peak (fHF) of heart rate variability (HRV) corresponds to the breathing frequency in combination with stride frequency during trotting, it is hypothesised that modifications of breathing and stride frequencies induced by repeated exercise could be detected fromfHF. Methods: RR interval time series of 7 trotting horses were recorded during an interval training session. Interval training was made up of 5 successive 800 m high-velocity trotting runs (Hl, H2 ...H5) separated by 1 min recovery bouts at low speed (Rl, R2 R5). Fast Fourier transform (FFT) and PoincarC plot analysis techniques were applied to RR series. Results: Repeated exercise had significant effects on HRV components during interval training. Despite constant trotting velocities during high-speed and recovery, repetition induced a decrease in mean RR interval (Hl: 295 f 19 vs. H5: 283 15 msec, P
