• Journal of Navigation and Port Research
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• v.34 no.10
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• pp.757-762
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• 2010

The purposes of this study were to examine the effects of aerobic exercise capacity on free oxygen radicals in blood(FORB) during submaximal exercise in rowing ergometer and as for study purposes, a set of experiments were conducted using one group of 6 rowing players(RP) and the other group of 6 non rowing players(NRP) at the maximum heart rate reserve(HRR) 85~90% exercise intensity. Oxygen free radical was sampled 5 times including a rest period(ARP), immediate after exercise(IAE), 10 minutes after exercise(10MAE), 20 minutes after exercise(20MAE) and 30 minutes after exercise(30MAE). Accordingly, following findings were derived from current study. The effects of interaction between groups and times were significant in oxygen free radical(p<.05) and post hoc tests revealed that significant differences occurred between 10MAE and 20MAE and between 20MAE and 30MAE. In conclusion, the aerobic exercise capacity excellence RP group had more positive recovery pattern than that in the NRP group from FORB of negative influence to the human body