Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women

Introduction: In recent years the velocity-based resistance training (VBRT) approach has gained popularity in sports coaching and scientific research. VBRT is classified as resistance training in which movement velocity is used as a depended variable in quantifying the training load (intensity, vo...

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Main Author: Rissanen, Joonas
Other Authors: Liikuntatieteellinen tiedekunta, Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, Liikunta- ja terveystieteet, Sport and Health Sciences, Jyväskylän yliopisto, University of Jyväskylä
Format: Master's thesis
Language:eng
Published: 2019
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Online Access: https://jyx.jyu.fi/handle/123456789/64668
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author2 Liikuntatieteellinen tiedekunta Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences Liikunta- ja terveystieteet Sport and Health Sciences Jyväskylän yliopisto University of Jyväskylä
author_facet Rissanen, Joonas Liikuntatieteellinen tiedekunta Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences Liikunta- ja terveystieteet Sport and Health Sciences Jyväskylän yliopisto University of Jyväskylä Rissanen, Joonas Liikuntatieteellinen tiedekunta Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences Liikunta- ja terveystieteet Sport and Health Sciences Jyväskylän yliopisto University of Jyväskylä
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description Introduction: In recent years the velocity-based resistance training (VBRT) approach has gained popularity in sports coaching and scientific research. VBRT is classified as resistance training in which movement velocity is used as a depended variable in quantifying the training load (intensity, volume, e.g.). An important application of VBRT is quantifying the optimal number of repetitions per set to target to specific training adaptations by using the velocity loss within the set as a determinant. The purpose of this study was to compare neuromuscular effects of two different, 20 and 40 %, within set velocity loss resistance programs (VL20 and VL40) in lower and upper body in young men and women. Methods: The study included a one-week control period and thereafter an 8-week training intervention consisting 15 training sessions. Measurements were made in four testing sessions: Control, Pre, Mid and Post. 24 healthy young men (aged 26.4 ± 3.9 years) and 25 women (aged 25.5 ± 3.8 years) were assigned to 4 different groups: VL20M = 20 % velocity loss men (n=12), VL40M = 40 % velocity loss men (n=12), VL20W = 20 % velocity loss women (n=13) and VL40W = 40 % velocity loss women (n=12). The training program consisted two exercises: Smith machine full back squat (BS) and Smith machine bench press (BP). During the training program, all the repetitions were performed with the maximal initial velocity in every training session and the training intensity and the number of repetitions per each set were determined by using the velocity-based approach. Both VL20 groups continued performing their exercise sets until they reached the within-set mean propulsive velocity (MPV) loss of 20 % and both VL40 until the MPV loss of 40 %. The following neuromuscular measurements were performed: 1RMs in BS and BP, mean MPVs against high and low submaximal loads in BS and BP, countermovement jump (CMJ), squat jump (SJ), maximal isometric leg press force (ILP Fmax), maximal isometric bench press force (IBP Fmax), rate of force development (RFD) in ILP, average force during 0-100 ms (F100ms) in ILP, integrated electromyography (IEMG) during 500-1500 ms in ILP and during the concentric phase in CMJ as well as vastus lateralis (VL) cross-sectional area (CSA). Results: Significant (p<0.05) increases in BS and BP 1RMs (mean 7–10 %) were observed in both groups in men. VL20M and VL40M also showed significant increases (p<0.05) in VL CSA at Post (mean 15–20 %), and in BS and BP MPV against high and low loads at Post (mean 0.04–0.17 m/s), except in VL40M BP MPV against low loads the change was not significant. No significant between group differences were observed between VL20M and VL40M in any of the variables at any measurement point. Significantly higher (p<0.05) increases were observed from Pre to Post in BS MPV against low loads (0.19 vs 0.14 m/s) and BP MPV against high loads (0.14 vs 0.09 m/s) in VL40W than in VL20W. In turn, significantly (p<0.05) higher increases from Pre to Post were observed in RFD (32.4 vs 0.7 %) in ILP and VL+VM IEMG during CMJ (38.5 vs 12.4 %) in VL20W than in VL40W. Conclusions: Similar adaptations took place in men to both training programs. Women increased their dynamic performance more using VL40 training than VL20 training. Whereas, in explosive isometric performance and muscle activation the VL20 training program led to higher gains in women. The different neuromuscular responses to VL20 and VL40 training between sexes in the present study indicate that velocity-based training programs should be designed differently for men and women.
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VBRT is classified as resistance training in which \nmovement velocity is used as a depended variable in quantifying the training load (intensity, volume, \ne.g.). An important application of VBRT is quantifying the optimal number of repetitions per set to target \nto specific training adaptations by using the velocity loss within the set as a determinant. The purpose of \nthis study was to compare neuromuscular effects of two different, 20 and 40 %, within set velocity loss \nresistance programs (VL20 and VL40) in lower and upper body in young men and women. \nMethods: The study included a one-week control period and thereafter an 8-week training intervention \nconsisting 15 training sessions. 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No significant between group differences were \nobserved between VL20M and VL40M in any of the variables at any measurement point. Significantly \nhigher (p<0.05) increases were observed from Pre to Post in BS MPV against low loads (0.19 vs 0.14 \nm/s) and BP MPV against high loads (0.14 vs 0.09 m/s) in VL40W than in VL20W. In turn, significantly \n(p<0.05) higher increases from Pre to Post were observed in RFD (32.4 vs 0.7 %) in ILP and VL+VM \nIEMG during CMJ (38.5 vs 12.4 %) in VL20W than in VL40W. \nConclusions: Similar adaptations took place in men to both training programs. Women increased their \ndynamic performance more using VL40 training than VL20 training. Whereas, in explosive isometric \nperformance and muscle activation the VL20 training program led to higher gains in women. 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spellingShingle Rissanen, Joonas Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women velocity-based training velocity loss neuromuscular adaptations upper body lower body Valmennus- ja testausoppi Science in Sport Coaching and Fitness Testing 5013 miehet voimaharjoittelu harjoittelu naiset men strength training training women
title Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women
title_full Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women
title_fullStr Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women
title_full_unstemmed Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women
title_short Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women
title_sort effects of 20 versus 40 velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women
title_txtP Effects of 20 % versus 40% velocity loss resistance training programs on neuromuscular adaptations of lower and upper body in young men and women
topic velocity-based training velocity loss neuromuscular adaptations upper body lower body Valmennus- ja testausoppi Science in Sport Coaching and Fitness Testing 5013 miehet voimaharjoittelu harjoittelu naiset men strength training training women
topic_facet 5013 Science in Sport Coaching and Fitness Testing Valmennus- ja testausoppi harjoittelu lower body men miehet naiset neuromuscular adaptations strength training training upper body velocity loss velocity-based training voimaharjoittelu women
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