Response of blood sugar and accumulative sugar after high-intensity aero and UN aero effort for athletes and non-athletes

Abstract

The aim of the study: To measure levels of blood sugar and accumulative sugar After High-intensity Aero and Un Aero Effort for athletes and Non-Athletes Know the differences between pre-post-tests regarding levels of Blood Sugar and Accumulated Sugar After High-intensity Aerobic and Uni-Aerobic Effort for athletes and non-athletes. Research hypothesized the existence of moral differences in levels of blood sugar and accumulative sugar After High-intensity Aero and Un Aero Effort for athletes and Non-Athletes Existence of moral differences between pre-post-tests regarding levels of Blood Sugar and Accumulative Sugar After High-intensity Aero and Un Aero Effort for athletes and Non-Athletes The sample of research included (17) students enrolled in the athletic activity chosen intentionally and similar (17) students in other departments such as (history and geography) The researcher used the following statistical means (arithmetic mean, standard deviation, t-test of related, variance factor) The researcher concluded that aerial effort (Bruce) and aerial effort of high intensity had anoral variance on these variables (number of breathings, heartbeat, systolic Neither high-tensity aerial and aerial efforts (Bruce) did not have any moral variance in accumulative blood sugar.