Shatha Hazim Gorgees
Assistant Professor, University of Mosul, Faculty of Education for Women, Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Email: Shatha.h.al-sada@uomosul.edu.iq
Abstract
The present study aims to identify the response of a number of blood gases after performing a cumulative aerobic effort in order to identify the differences between the pre and post-tests in a number of blood gases after performing a cumulative aerobic effort. The researcher assumed that there are statistically significant differences in the number of blood gases after cumulative aerobic effort and there are statistically significant differences between the pre and post-tests after performing a cumulative aerobic effort. The researcher used the descriptive approach in a comparative method for its suitability for the nature of the present study. The research sample consists of (12) students from faculty of Physical Education and Sports Sciences at University of Al-Qadisiyah in Al-Diwaniyah, who are practicing sports and are in good health. They are intentionally chosen from those who could complete the test well.
The researcher used the arithmetic mean, standard deviation, (t-Test) for related samples, and variation coefficient. The (SPSS) version (11.0) was used for the purpose of statistical data processing.
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