Wingate Test Lab Report

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The factors that were similar for both participants of the Wingate test was the length of the test and the warm-up procedure. The energy pathway that was used by the muscles will be the same for both participants because this is determined by the length of the study. Since the Wingate, lasted 30 seconds, the predominant system would be the glycolytic energy system. Both participants were female; therefore there difference in the fatigue indices was not due to gender difference. The difference in the fatigue indices, was not significant for the two participants, however there are several factors that could be responsible for the difference. The training status of the participants is a contributing factor in their fatigue indices. Untrained individuals
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