Response of some of the muscle damage enzymes to an acute exercise session following adaption to 8 weeks plyometric training with overload among young female handball player

Background and Objectives: The aim of this study was Examine Response of some of the muscle damage enzymes to an acute exercise session following adaption to 8 weeks plyometric training with overload among young female handball player.   Materials and Methods: Twenty-four handball female randomly divided into two groups: training (n=12) and control group (n=12). Training group performed of plyometric training of 8 weeks .Blood samples were taken before and after 1 meeting and end meeting, in order to measure CPK and LDH level. CPK and LDH measured by pars azmoon kit. Data were analyzed using Student’s Repeated measure with Bonferroni correction. Significance level was considered to be P<0.05.                                    Results: 8 weeks plyometric training increase serum CPK concentration of handball women significantly (P<0/005), also serum LDH concentration significantly increased in group training (P<0/000).                                                                                       Conclusion: The present study indicated that 8 weeks plyometric training  have effect on CPK and LDH of handball women. But these change lessend in comparison with the modulate after the first meeting. Probably the plyometric training protocol can be a suitable approach for minimizing the production of muscular injury indicators.