DETERMINATION OF ENERGY NEEDS OF KU-IV SWIMMING ATHLETES AT THE KRAKATAU ATLANTIC SWIMMING ASSOCIATION (PRKA) SWIMMING CLUB

IF 2.4 Q2 ENGINEERING, INDUSTRIAL

International Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management Pub Date : 2023-08-31 DOI:10.33536/jiem.v8i2.1384

Asih Setyo Rini, Ahmad Padhil, A. Rahmatullah, Dedy Khaerudin

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Abstract

Swimming is an aquatic sport in which almost all members of the body require coordination of motion. Not only that, but swimming also includes sports that are programmed for achievement by competing at speed, both short, medium, and long distances. The Krakatau Atlantic Swimming Association (PRKA Swimming Club) is one of the first and oldest swimming clubs in Cilegon which was formed on July 7, 1990. This association is chaired by Drs. Zuladri Firman. The training program is held six times per week: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 16.00 – 17.45 WIB and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 05.00 – 06.30 WIB. On Sundays, ground or physical training is carried out at 07.00 – 09.00 WIB. Age group (KU) IV athletes to achieve maximum performance, need an optimal training system and appropriate energy requirements. Based on the calculation results, the average energy requirement for KU-IV athletes is 1.64 kcal/minute.

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喀拉喀托大西洋游泳协会(prka)游泳俱乐部ku-iv游泳运动员能量需求的测定

游泳是一项水上运动，几乎所有的身体成员都需要协调运动。不仅如此，游泳还包括一些以速度为目标的运动，包括短距离、中距离和长距离的比赛。喀拉喀托大西洋游泳协会(PRKA游泳俱乐部)成立于1990年7月7日，是西列贡最早也是最古老的游泳俱乐部之一。这个协会是由博士主持的。Zuladri诏书。培训计划每周举行六次:周二、周四和周六下午16:00 - 17.45，周一、周三和周五下午5:00 - 06.30。星期日，地面训练或体能训练于上午7时至9时进行。年龄组(KU) IV运动员要达到最大的表现，需要一个最佳的训练系统和适当的能量需求。根据计算结果，KU-IV运动员的平均能量需求为1.64千卡/分钟。

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International Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management Business, Management and Accounting-Business, Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)

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5.00

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17.20%

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21 weeks

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