Experimental Gerontology ( IF 3.3 ) Pub Date : 2020-11-26 , DOI: 10.1016/j.exger.2020.111174 Ryan M. Miller , Debra A. Bemben , Michael G. Bemben
The purpose of this investigation was to identify the influence that sex, training intensity, and frequency have on long-term resistance exercise (RE) outcomes in older adults.
Methods
One-hundred eleven older adults (men: 41, women: 70) completed either: high-intensity RE 2d/week (HI-2D; n = 29), low-intensity RE 2d/week (LI-2D; n = 32), high-intensity RE 3d/week (HI-3D, n = 20), or low-intensity RE 3d/week (LI-3D, n = 30). HI protocols completed 3 sets of 8 repetitions with 80% one-repetition maximum (1-RM) while LI completed 3 sets of 16 repetitions with 40% 1-RM. Total and regional bone free lean body mass (BFLBM) were assessed via dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry and cross-sectional area (mCSA) of the rectus femoris.
Results
mCSA was the only muscle quantity parameter to increase (p = 0.043). Significant trial effects for upper body, lower body, and specific strength were observed (all p < 0.001). Significant sex × time interactions (p < 0.001) were observed for upper and lower body strength, however, men and women displayed similar increases in lower body (45.7 ± 29.6 vs 46.4 ± 34.9%), upper body (33.1 ± 21.0 vs 33.4 ± 24.7%), and specific strength (36.5 ± 28.5 vs 40.1 ± 28.7%). A group × time interaction for lower body strength indicated that at 20-weeks HI-2D and LI-3D displayed greater lower body strength than LI-2D (both p < 0.009), and at 40-weeks HI-2D, HI-3D, and LI-3D displayed significantly greater lower body strength than LI-2D (all p < 0.038).
Conclusions
These observations indicate that older men and women display similar long-term RE outcomes. Additionally, regardless of frequency or intensity, the current prescriptions were effective for increasing strength, however these data suggest HI-2D > LI-2D and LI-3D > LI-2D but similar outcomes among HI-2D, HI-3D, and LI-3D. The variety of effective RE approaches provides flexibility among older adults for selecting a lifestyle intervention that would be most sustainable.
中文翻译:
性别,训练强度和频率对老年人进行40周抵抗运动的肌肉适应的影响
这项研究的目的是确定性别,训练强度和频率对老年人的长期抵抗运动(RE)结果的影响。
方法
一百一十一名老年人(男性:41岁,女性:70岁)完成以下一项任务:高强度RE 2d /周(HI-2D;n = 29),低强度RE 2d /周(LI-2D;n = 32 ),高强度RE 3d /周(HI-3D,n = 20)或低强度RE 3d /周(LI-3D,n = 30)。HI协议完成3组8次重复,最大重复次数为80%(1-RM),而LI完成3组16次重复,重复次数为40%1-RM。通过双能X线骨密度仪和股直肌的横截面积(mCSA)评估总和区域无骨瘦体重(BFLBM)。
结果
mCSA是唯一增加的肌肉量参数(p = 0.043)。观察到对上半身,下半身和比强度的显着试验效果(所有p <0.001)。上下肢 力量观察到显着的性别×时间交互作用(p <0.001),但是,男女在下半身(45.7±29.6 vs 46.4±34.9%),上半身(33.1±21.0 vs 33.4± 24.7%)和比强度(36.5±28.5 vs 40.1±28.7%)。较低的身体强度的组×时间交互作用表明,HI-2D和LI-3D在20周时显示出比LI-2D更低的身体强度(均p <0.009),HI-2D,HI-3D在40周时显示出更低的身体强度。,并且LI-3D的身体力量明显低于LI-2D(所有p <0.038)。
结论
这些观察表明,老年男性和女性表现出相似的长期RE结果。此外,无论频率或强度如何,目前的处方均可有效提高强度,但是这些数据表明HI-2D> LI-2D和LI-3D> LI-2D,但HI-2D,HI-3D和LI的结局相似-3D。各种有效的可再生能源方法为老年人提供了灵活性,可以选择最可持续的生活方式干预措施。