1960 Volume 4 Issue 4 Pages 115-121,1-2
In order to prevent university students from disease and promote their health; it is very important for the person in charge of physical training to know the conditions of circulatory and respiratory function under physical exercise. Various studies of the circulatory and respiratory functions during and after exercise had been made, but none of them have been considered perfect. To study the condition of circulatory function, the E.C.G., blood pressure, pulse rate, respiration rate and oxygen intake were recorded before and after exercise at certain time intervals. "Master's 2-step test" was employed ; the subjeect steps up and down without any load, or carrying load on his back ; and the duration of time during which was applied, the speed of stepping and the weight of load were varied. In chapter (I) the degree of gxhaustion in energy metabolism is examined, and in (II), the E.C.G. after exercise is investigated, resulting in the establishment of a test suitable for men (and women) in nomal health.
