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A Novel Assessment of Swim Power

Study on Assessing Swimming Power Using an Electronic Device

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18-24 years
All
Phase N/A

This study investigates the use of a computer-controlled electronic device to measure swimming power in trained swimmers. Swimming power refers to the force and strength swimmers use to move through water. The study aims to compare the measurements from this device with those from traditional swimming resistance training methods.

Participants will undergo tests using the electronic device to measure their peak power. These tests will be compared to conventional methods to see how well the device works. The testing process involves using the device to assess how much power swimmers can generate.

  • Who can participate: Healthy, trained competitive swimmers without any cardiopulmonary disease are eligible to participate. The study is recruiting students from IU Bloomington.
  • Study details: Participants will use an electronic device to measure their swimming power, which will be compared to conventional training methods. No payment is provided for participation.
Study details
    healthy
    swim
    swimming
    exercise
    physical activity

TX7221

19 February 2024

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