| Abstract: | This experimentally work was carried out on a group of students in physical and sporting education in order to identify the muscular fatigue they feeled after a swimming training.For this purpose, two approach's methods were used: a questionnaire in order better to estimate the characteristics of this kind of fatigue and standardized tests of muscular isometric contraction relating to biceps brachii and quadriceps corresponding to 100, 80, 60 and 40% of their maximum voluntary contraction (MVC).For each of the 12 subjects, it was the matter to realize these tests before a swimming training then to re-realize them in quite identical conditions after the swimming training. Analysis and data processing allowed us to say that the level of producted performances after the swimming training is lower. This fact is very appreciably for performances which require 100 and 80% of MVC, but less significant for efforts corresponding to 40% of this strength.This kind of stating work's test should be used in functional muscular exploration in order to confirm the fatigue and, even, be useful for trying to detect some required qualities specific of one sporting practice. |
