Title

The Difference in Maximal Voluntary Ventilation in Trained Persons and Untrained Persons

Authors

Tori Birks
Emily Bailor
Maya Jeffcoat
Callie Rhea

Files

Description

The purpose of this test was to determine if trained subjects have better MVV performance than untrained subjects. MVV is typically higher in young, aerobically trained athletes who have non-restrive or obstructive lung conditions and whose respiratory muscles are well trained (Beam & Adams, 2014). Hypothesis:It was hypothesized that the trained males will have higher MVV values than untrained females, trained females, and untrained males .

Publication Date

Fall 2019

City

Boiling Springs, NC

Keywords

maximal voluntary ventilation (MVV), gender, collegiate athletes, respiratory system

Disciplines

Medicine and Health Sciences | Movement and Mind-Body Therapies | Rehabilitation and Therapy | Sports Sciences

Recommended Citation

Birks, Tori; Bailor, Emily; Jeffcoat, Maya; and Rhea, Callie, "The Difference in Maximal Voluntary Ventilation in Trained Persons and Untrained Persons" (2019). EXSI 432/532: Research Methods in Exercise Science: Research Proposal Posters. 74.
https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/exercise-science-research-proposal-posters/74