Author/Authors :
Kohanpour، Mohammad Ali نويسنده Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch – Young Researchers and Elites Club, Tehran, Iran , , Boostani، Mohammad Hassan نويسنده Education Organization of Fars Province, Fars, Iran , , Alinejad، Hamid Agha نويسنده Tarbiyat-e-Modares University, Tehran, Iran , , Boostani، Mohammad Ali نويسنده Education Organization of Fars Province, Fars, Iran , , Abnar، Mojtaba نويسنده Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Mazandaran, Iran , , Behroozi، Gholam Reza نويسنده Rojan Azma, Alborz, Iran , , Barzegaran، Mahyar نويسنده Department of Exercise Physiology, Faculty of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran , , Mehri، Ali نويسنده Faculty of Engineering ,
Abstract :
The purpose of the present study was determination of acute and chronic effect of 8 weeks intermittent resistance
trainings on amounts of Albumin, Total protein, B-2 microglobulin, creatinine, and Protein to creatinine ratio and
urinary red globules of active young women. 14 student girls of Tehran city with ages of 20-25 years old were
purposefully chosen and randomly divided to 2 groups of intermittent resistance training (7 persons) and control (7
persons). They attended 48 hr before and 48 hr after progressive intermittent resistance in test session, which urinary
samples were taken from the training group, immediately then and 1 hr after one session intermittent resistance
activity with similar intensity to before and after the trainings period, and from the control one, without doing any
activity. For each sample, amounts of total protein, albumin, B-2 microglobulin, creatinine and red globules of urine
and also amount of urinary protein to creatinine ratio were measured and calculated. In order to investigate
variations of variables in the training group, T paired test was used, and to compare relaxation levels of variables
between the training group and the control one, independent T test was utilized. The training group showed greater
albuminuria, Total proteinuria, and B-2 microglobulinuria to the control one (P < 0.05). Albuminuria and B-2
microglobulinuria increased in intermittent resistance training group and even in the control one, and total
proteinuria only significantly increased in the training group (P < 0.05). Urinary protein to creatinine ratio and
hematuria in intermittent resistance training group didn’t show any significant difference in comparison with the
control one (P > 0.05). Urinary protein to creatinine ratio and hematuria in intermittent resistance training group
increased, significantly (P < 0.05).According to these results, intermittent resistance trainings might cause increase in
hematuria, tubular and glomerular proteinuria. However, proteinuria of the present study was lower than nephrotic
domain. Hence, intermittent resistance trainings couldn’t limit activity and it’s different from pathologic conditions.
