EFFECTS OF SWIMMING PERFORMANCES OF SWIMMERS WITH DIFFERENT UNDERTAKINGS ON THE GLUCOSE AND INSULIN

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International Journal of Science Culture and Sport July 2014 : Special Issue 1 ISSN : 2148-1148 Doi : 10.14486/IJSCS110 EFFECTS OF SWIMMING PERFORMANCES OF SWIMMERS WITH DIFFERENT UNDERTAKINGS ON THE GLUCOSE AND INSULIN Aykut DÜNDAR 1, Cengiz ARSLAN 2, Abdullah ARPACI 1, Zait Burak AKTUĞ 1, Fatih Murathan 1 1 Adiyaman University, School of Physical Education and Sports, Adiyaman, TURKEY 2 Fırat Üniversity, School of Physical Education and Sports, Elazığ, TURKEY adundar@adiyaman.edu.tr Abstract This research is made with the participation of elite male swimmers and it is aimed to determine effects of undertakings in different distances on the glucose and insulin. Our research was performed with 20 healthy male swimmers in elite level and actively realizing swimming trainings. Subjects made short, middle and long distance swimming trainings on different days, and their complete blood values were obtained at the end of these undertakings and their glucose and insulin levels were determined. Data was evaluated by means of SPSS package program, and significance level was taken as p<0.05. At the end of the applications, it was established that glucose levels of the research group significantly increased in the 2 nd, 3 rd and 4 th tests (short, middle and long distance) in comparison to the results of 1 st test which was the pretest (p<0.05). It was also determined at the end of the same measurements that insulin levels significantly decreased. Differences was statistically significant (p<0.05). As a result fo the research it may be stated that swimming performances of swimmers with different undertakings have caused significant changes in the values of glucose and insulin out of complete blood values. Keywords: Glucose, Insulin, swimmer Copyright IntJSCS (www.iscsjournal.com) - 391

International Journal of Science Culture and Sport (IntJSCS) July 2014 1. Introduction Some researches define sports and exercise that have an important place in the community health care, as overall activities that enhance health of individuals and support continuation of this good state (Aygün, 1989). Today, status of the organism during exercise is known in most aspects. Functioning of systems that are directly influenced by the exercise such as respiration, circulatory, motion systems can be high above normal; and when exercising is realized continuously these systems may adapt themselves to this new situation (Aygün, 1989). Lots of experimental findings show that increasing formation of reactive oxygen types and weakening antioxidant defense system constitute the basis of these complex mechanisms. Regular physical activity is used in modern medicine for many diseases including diabetes for treatment and protection purposes. Regular exercise programs have an important role in the protection of general health together with the antioxidant defense, even though acute physical exercise increases oxidative stress (Atalay et al., 2002). Glucose is one of the substances vital for the human organism. As it is known, glucose is a carbohydrate and it is the energy raw material that is used most frequently and easily. Glucose is burned off in the body cells and converted into carbon dioxide, water and energy. Glucose intensity is 90-110 mg in 10 ml blood. This intensity should be kept in this range continuously (Bostancı, 2011). Insulin is a hormone that is secreted by the beta cells in pancreas which is an organ located at the back of the stomach in our body. It enables separation of sugar in the blood and entrance of it into the cells. In this way, sugar level in blood decreases. Pancreas of an individual who does not have diabetes, produces insulin to convert the foods eaten into energy after each food intake. Thus, it means that everybody is dependent on insulin. In people with diabetes, pancreas can not produce sufficient insulin or insulin produced can not be utilized by the target cells (muscle, fat, hepatic cells). In this case we have to take the insulin that has a vital importance for our body from outside. High insulin level causes some degenerative diseases including cardiac diseases, diabetes mellitus and cancer. Physical inactivity is one of the most important environmental reasons of insulin resistance (Stoll, 1996; Zimme,1993). This study made with the participation of elite male swimmers, aims to investigate effects of different undertaking exercises (short, middle and long distance) on Glucose and Insulin. 2. Instrument and Method Subjects 20 healthy male swimmers in elite level and between ages 18 and 22 participated in the study. Swimmers who are living in Malatya/Adıyaman provinces, in elite level and have similar nutritional habits and are doing swimming exercise actively, constituted our study group. Measurement of Swimming Performances in Different Distances Subjects made crawl (free) style swimming exercises with different undertakings of 50 m short, 200 m middle and 400 m long distances on different days for one time only. Copyright IntJSCS (www.iscsjournal.com) - 392

Special Issue on the Proceedings of the 3rd ISCS Conference SI(1): 391-396 Specialist health care teams were present before and after the tests implemented in the semiolympic indoor pool in Adıyaman province, and blood samples were taken by the health care teams in the custody of specialist biochemistry doctor after required hygiene conditions were provided, and swimming scores were recorded by means of chronometer after the distances were swum. Temperature of the pool water was 26 C, and swimmers were subjected to warming up exercises before these undertakings. Pretest-posttest model was utilized in this study. Determination of Glucose and Insulin Blood samples of subjects were centrifuged at 3000 rpm for 5 minutes, and plasma samples were eluted; then glucose measurement was made by spectro-photometric method on Roche trade mark C501 device; and insulin measurements were realized by means of electrochemiluminescence method on Kabaz 601 Roche trade mark E601 device in the laboratory of Adıyaman University Training and Research Hospital. Statistical Analyses Quantitative data obtained from the study is summarized by average ± standard deviation. Kolmogorov-Smirnov (K-S) test was used for normality hypothesis. Variance analysis for repeated measures (One-Way ANOVA for Repeated Measures) was used to determine significance of difference between repeated trials (pretest, short, middle and long distances). Bonferroni test was used for multiple comparisons. Significance was evaluated in the level of p<0.05. 3. Findings Table 1. Glucose, Insulin Measurements of Research Group for Undertakings at Short, Middle and Long Distances. Values Glucose (mg/dl) n Short dis. Middle dis. Long dis. Pretest (50 m.) (200 m.) (400 m.) X Ss X Ss X Ss X Ss P a 20 68.91 16.49 84.10* 6 91.61* 7.41 94.48* 13.82 <0.001 Insulin (miciu/ml) 20 14.19 3.98 11.65* 2.61 10.13* 1.20 9.67* 1.04 <0.001 *: Statistically different according to pretest (p<0.05, Bonferroni test); a: Variance analysis for repeated measurements Copyright IntJSCS (www.iscsjournal.com) - 393

International Journal of Science Culture and Sport (IntJSCS) July 2014 Glucose, Insulin measurements of 20 swimmers at short, middle and long distance undertakings are investigated in the table above (Table 2). It is observed that distribution was normal according to the results of Kolmogorov-Smirnov test that was performed to establish whether or not data obtained had a normal distribution. Data obtained from statistical processes performed accordingly is given in the table above. It is seen that differences between the result of pretest Glucose 1 (=68.91) and values of Glucose 2 (=84.10), Glucose 3 (=91.61) and Glucose 4 (94.48) are significant (p<0.05). As the results reveal, increase in the related values in comparison to the result of Pretest is significant. It is also seen from the same table that there is significant difference between the result of pretest Insulin 1 (=14.19) and the values of Insulin 2 (=11.65), Insulin 3 (=10.13) and Insulin 4 (9.67) (p<0.05). It is established that decrease in the measurements made is significant in comparison to the result of pretest. 4. Discussion and Conclusion In the light of the findings, it is observed that there is significant increase in the glucose and insulin levels as the intensity of the acute exercising increases. In their study realized on sporters in taekwondo branch, Çınar et al have reported that glucose values of the sporters increased as a result of the regular trainings, and reached 90.70 miclu/ml in relaxation status (Çınar at al., 2008). Results of various researchers (Çınar at al., 2008; Kılıç, 2003; Adlercreutzh at al., 1976; Moğulkoç at al., 1997) show similarity with out findings. Glucose oxidation increases rapidly and glycogen storages are consumed away rapidly during high intensity exercising. Glucose intake from circulatory system aşso increases. If glycogen storages of liver are sufficient, balance is established among the liver glycogen production and peripheral utilization, and blood glucose is kept within normal limits as much as possible (Aydın at al., 2000). Dehydration is observed when blood glucose level increases very much (1000 1200 mg%) and water is drawn from the tissues and cells to the blood. Since glucose can not penetrate from the pores of cell membranes, body water is lost together with the osmotic diuretic, because extracellular fluid osmotically sweeps away glucose water discharged in urine (Koloğlu., 1996). Cicioğlu et al. (2002) have investigated effects of high intensity exercise on the blood parameters of wrestlers related with the blood gasses and glucose utilization; and subjected sporters to bicycle ergometry test at a speed of 60 rpm and at a maximum work load that was determined by taking maximal oxygen consumption capacities of the subjects as basis until they were tired, and established statistically significant decrease in the insulin level and significant increase in the blood glucose according to the data obtained at the end of the study (Cicioğlu at al., 2002). Sütken et al.(2006) aimed to examine leptin levels of professional sporters during long and short duration exercising. While no significant change in the leptin, glucose levels and in body mass index was determined in the test results of blood samples taken before and after the training for three times every two months in a period of 4 months; their insulin levels decreased significantly after the training (Sütken at al., 2006). Copyright IntJSCS (www.iscsjournal.com) - 394

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