• Journal of Digital Convergence
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• v.12 no.5
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• pp.491-500
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• 2014

The purpose of this study was to suggest the basic information about functional taping applied caffeine which is to improve the fatigue and athletic performance during exercise by examining the effects of the functional taping applied caffeine on fatigue substance during high-intensity training. 10 male university students who are sprint runners were participated for this study and blood lipid components such as lactic acid, LDH, and phosphorous were analyzed. First, a group who used the functional taping applied caffeine showed lower rate of increase in lactic acid than other group who didn't use taping and also lactic acid showed lower rate of increase after the training than before the training. Second, a group who used the functional taping applied caffeine showed lower rate of increase in LDH than other group who didn't use taping and LDH also showed lower rate of increase after the training than before the training. Third, a group who used the functional taping applied caffeine showed lower rate of increase in phosphorous than other group who didn't use taping and phosphorous also showed lower rate of increase after the training than before the training. With this results, a group who used functional taping applied caffeine and perform high-intensity training can be a method which it can change the lactic acid, LDH, and phosphorous in positive way to sprint runners.