Effect of Hydration Status on Psycho-physiological profile of Athletes - Kataria, Ishu;Lal, Priti Rishi;Sahni, S. P.
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The present cross-sectional research was carried out with the women basketball players of University of Delhi, and a matched control group; after screening within pre-determined selection criteria. The investigation was undertaken with a rationale that there is paucity of data regarding the effect of impaired hydration status on the psycho-physiological parameters, fluid intake practices and factors influencing these practices amongst the athletes, primarily in India. The findings indicated significantly higher values of post-exercise urine specific gravity (p0.01), urine pH (p0.05) and heart…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The present cross-sectional research was carried out with the women basketball players of University of Delhi, and a matched control group; after screening within pre-determined selection criteria. The investigation was undertaken with a rationale that there is paucity of data regarding the effect of impaired hydration status on the psycho-physiological parameters, fluid intake practices and factors influencing these practices amongst the athletes, primarily in India. The findings indicated significantly higher values of post-exercise urine specific gravity (p0.01), urine pH (p0.05) and heart rate (p0.05) in basketball group compared to control group. A positive covariance was also observed between urine specific gravity and heart rate, implying that significantly higher levels of dehydration in the basketball group may have caused deterioration in psycho-physiological response. The study highlighted that training in an uncontrolled environment may cause dehydration related psycho-physiological fatigue, which may be attenuated with improved fluid intake practices.
Autorenporträt
Ms. Ishu Kataria is a PhD Scholar with Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi. She is a University Gold Medalist (B.Sc, M.Sc), and has experience of working with reputed organizations such as AIIMS, ICDS, and Medanta. With keen interest in the area of Sports Nutrition, she has presented her work in various National and International conferences.