The Effect of Ice Bath Recovery on Biochemical variables in Junior Volleyball Players

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Faculty of Sports Sciences, University of Sadat City, Department of Health Sciences

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The researchers conducted a study entitled “The effect of hospitalization with ice baths on some biochemical variables among volleyball Player” The study aimed to identify the effect of using ice baths on some biochemical variables (lactic acid, myoglobin and creatine kinase in the blood) and the speed of recovery in volleyball player, The researchers used the experimental method for one group on a sample of 12 volleyball players. The most important results were: 1. The decrease in the concentration of lactic acid, myoglobin, and creatine kinase in the post-measurement compared to the pre-measurement in the sample under study. 2. The use of recovery methods with ice baths led to an adjustment in the biochemical state of the body in the post-measurement compared to the pre-measurement in the sample under study. 3. The use of recovery methods with ice baths resulted in a faster recovery and increased the ability of the youth sample under study to perform training more effectively.

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