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The purposes of this study were to determine the aerobic conditioning and anaerobic conditioning in trained table tennis players. Eigth Brazilian male table tennis players (18±2 years) participated of the study. Subjects performed graded exercise test in specific procedure to measure peak oxygen uptake (V̇ O2PEAK), intensity associated at V̇ O 2PEAK (iV̇ O2PEAK) and respiratoty conpensation point (RCP), and two repeated-sprint abilit tests (i.e., RAST and alactic anaerobic índex (AAI)), which were considered as anaerobic parameters. V̇ O2PEAK corresponded to 50.5±4.4ml kg-1 min -1, iV̇ O2PEAK to 52.1±9.6balls min -1 e o RCP 44.9±8.0balls min-1. Peak power (PP) and mean power (MP) relative to body mass (PPr and MPr, respectively) measured during RAST were 9.0±1.3W kg-1 and 7.0±0.9W kg -1, respectively, whereas AAI (i.e., ratio of blood lactate and average speed) was 1.14±0.51mM/m s-1. Thus, we can conclude that trained Brazilian table tennis players have moderated aerobic power, low anaerobic conditioning

Aerobic And Anaerobic Characteristics Of Brazilian Trained Table Tennis Players [características Aeróbias E Anaeróbias De Mesatenistas Brasileiros Treinados]