Russian Federation
Russian Federation
The article provides new data on the role of a number of physiological parameters, such as maximum oxygen consumption, anaerobic threshold, intensity of load from the level of the lactate threshold and the running economy in ensuring the result in the 1500 m run for runners 20-22 years old with sports qualifications candidate for master of sports and 1st category. It was found that the running speed at a distance of 1500 m has a statistically significant relationship with all the indicators of running efficiency measured at 4 different intensities, determined as a percentage of the lactate threshold, however, the strongest negative relationship was obtained at an intensity of 110% of the lactate threshold. There were no reliable correlations of the 1500 m running speed indicator with the parameter of maximum oxygen consumption in this contingent of athletes
running economy, result in running at 1500 m, lactate threshold, maximum oxygen consumption, intensity of load (running) from the level of the lactate threshold
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