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Determination of the exercise intensity corresponding with maximal lactate steady state in high-level basketball players.
Research in Sports Medicine 2018 August 21
The purpose of the present study was to define the maximal lactate steady state (MLSSmeas ) in high-level male basketball players and to compare it with the lactate turnpoint (LTP) and the respective point derived form a prediction method (MLSScal ). Twelve high-level basketball players underwent one maximal and several submaximal tests on a treadmill on different days where MLSS and LTP were measured. MLSSmeas was observed at 75% of the maximal treadmill speed, at 77% of VO2max , at 88% of HRmax and at [La- ] of 3.7 mmol.l-1 . No differences were observed between MLSSmeas and LTP in any of the measured variables. A good agreement was observed between MLSSmeas and LTP, as well as between MLSSmeas and MLSScal . Therefore, LTP and MLSScal are offered as acceptable approaches to predict MLSS, but not all the indices used to define MLSS presents high agreement between the methods used.
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