Influence of the type of training performance athletes of runners through the economy running
Abstract
The influence of certain physiological variables commonly been studiedin relation to the performance of athletes. The present study using a systematic literature reviewthataims to raise the main types of training that can influence the performance of an athlete by running economy. Various types of training are applied in order to improve performance and strength training using free weights, plyometric training and altitude training, running economy can be influenced by physiological and neuromuscular so depending on the type of training applied can yield several benefits. We conclude with this systematic review that investigated three types of training may be able to influence an athlete's performance through an improved running economy.
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