Effect of vitamin c consumption toward sports performance among Malaysia elite football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of vitamin C consumption in aerobic capacity, anaerobic capacity and body fat percentage among Malaysia elite football players in six weeks intervention. This study used purposive sampling where all the subjects for this study were fro...
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uitm-223052019-02-04T07:21:42Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22305/ Effect of vitamin c consumption toward sports performance among Malaysia elite football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail Ismail, Nur Fadhle Games and amusements Physical education and training. Physical fitness Sports The purpose of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of vitamin C consumption in aerobic capacity, anaerobic capacity and body fat percentage among Malaysia elite football players in six weeks intervention. This study used purposive sampling where all the subjects for this study were from FELCRA FC and UKM FC. The total subjects participated in this study were 36 (N=36) subjects where 18 subject from FELCRA FC and another 18 subjects from UKM FC. Both teams were separated into groups which was FELCRA FC (experimental) and UKM FC (control). The experimental group received 1000mg of vitamin C tablet everyday while the control group received no treatment of any supplements during six weeks intervention. Result - showed that there is a significance difference (p<O.05) in body fat percentage for both experimental (p=O.OI) group and control (p=O.OI) group. In the anaerobic capacity and aerobic capacity, result for both groups showed that there is no significant difference (p>O.05). As conclusion, the findings in this study indicated that the lOOOmg of vitamin C consumption among Malaysia elite football players did not show any significant improvements in aerobic and anaerobic capacity after six weeks of intervention. However, after six weeks of 1000mg vitamin C consumption, there was an improvement of body fat where the further observation is required Faculty of Sport Science and Recreation 2016 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22305/1/PPb_NUR%20FADHLE%20ISMAIL%20SR%20C%2016_5.PDF Ismail, Nur Fadhle (2016) Effect of vitamin c consumption toward sports performance among Malaysia elite football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail. [Student Project] (Unpublished) |
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The purpose of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of vitamin C
consumption in aerobic capacity, anaerobic capacity and body fat percentage among
Malaysia elite football players in six weeks intervention. This study used purposive
sampling where all the subjects for this study were from FELCRA FC and UKM FC.
The total subjects participated in this study were 36 (N=36) subjects where 18 subject
from FELCRA FC and another 18 subjects from UKM FC. Both teams were separated
into groups which was FELCRA FC (experimental) and UKM FC (control). The
experimental group received 1000mg of vitamin C tablet everyday while the control
group received no treatment of any supplements during six weeks intervention. Result
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showed that there is a significance difference (p<O.05) in body fat percentage for both
experimental (p=O.OI) group and control (p=O.OI) group. In the anaerobic capacity and
aerobic capacity, result for both groups showed that there is no significant difference
(p>O.05). As conclusion, the findings in this study indicated that the lOOOmg of vitamin
C consumption among Malaysia elite football players did not show any significant
improvements in aerobic and anaerobic capacity after six weeks of intervention.
However, after six weeks of 1000mg vitamin C consumption, there was an improvement
of body fat where the further observation is required |
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Student Project |
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Ismail, Nur Fadhle |
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Ismail, Nur Fadhle |
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Ismail, Nur Fadhle |
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Effect of vitamin c consumption toward
sports performance among Malaysia elite
football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail |
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Effect of vitamin c consumption toward
sports performance among Malaysia elite
football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail |
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Effect of vitamin c consumption toward
sports performance among Malaysia elite
football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail |
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Effect of vitamin c consumption toward
sports performance among Malaysia elite
football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail |
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Effect of vitamin c consumption toward
sports performance among Malaysia elite
football players / Nur Fadhle Ismail |
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effect of vitamin c consumption toward
sports performance among malaysia elite
football players / nur fadhle ismail |
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Faculty of Sport Science and Recreation |
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2016 |
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http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22305/ http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22305/1/PPb_NUR%20FADHLE%20ISMAIL%20SR%20C%2016_5.PDF |
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