(1.School of Physical Education,Qiqihar University,Qiqihar 161006,China;2.Department of Physical Education,Mudanjiang Normal College,Mudanjiang 157000,China;3.The Track and Field Training Center of Liaoning,Dalian 116600,China) Abstract: By measuring the pattern of changes of such indexes as creatine kinase (CK), blood urea (BU) and ECG ΣT/R with respect to male marathoners before and after simulated high intensity training and heavy load training, the authors probed into the correlation between the said indexes, hoping to provide marathoners with trauma free monitoring. The authors put 8 marathoners into high intensity training and heavy load training twice, sampled their blood before and after the training, tested and analyzed ECG indexes, and revealed the following findings: after high intensity training, the CK index and ECG ΣT/R index with respect to the marathoners showed a negative correla-tion; in day to day training such a simple and trauma free index as ECG ΣT/R can be used to replace the CK index for the monitoring of intensity training; after heavy load training, there is basically no correlation between the BU index and ECG ΣT/R index with respect to the marathoners. Key words: marathon;electrocardiogram;creatine kinase;blood urea |