Comparison of Anaerobic Performance with Laboratory and Field Tests in Trained Children

Anaerobic performance is considered an indicator of for short-term muscle activities high intensity. It important to determine whether different anaerobic field tests performed measure can be used as alternative WAnT in the laboratory. The study aimed compare with laboratory and trained children. One-hundred four athletes between ages 10 16, minimum age training one year sports voluntarily participated study. Wingate Test (WAnT) was reference test. Besides, Running-based Sprint (RAST) Pediatric RAST (PRAST) were performance. Peak power (PP), average (AP), (MP), fatigue index (FI) total exercise time (TED) determined each All variables WAnT, RAST, PRAST significantly (p<0.01). According test-retest results all tests, ICC [95% CI] values have a high-reliability coefficient variables. found there correlation also correlations WAnT-PRAST RAST-PRAST excluding As result this study, it reliability. Considering that requires complex, expensive device tools, staff form cycling laboratory, body weight conditions High support determination.