Effect of 8 week national team camp training over the blood values of boxers

The research group of this research consists of total of 20 boxers of the sportsmen of Turkey Adults Men Boxing National Team with 21.65 average age. Intense training programme was performed in eight weeklong camps by research group; blood samples were taken from the group in mornings on empty stomachs before the camp and after the camp. The data and laboratory results collected before the camp are used as covariant. The relative changes in the data obtained at the end of camp were analyzed in SAS package programme by using PROC MEANS procedure. The significance level of changes between the two measurement was determined by Paired t test which contributes P < 0.05 significance. Statistically significant increment was observed on the glucose levels from the blood parameters of boxers before and after the camp (P=0.0137). Decrement was observed on the insulin levels before and after the camp; but it was not considered as statistically significant (P=0.1337). Increment was observed on the cortisol levels before and after the camp; but it was not statistically significant (P=0.0553). Decrement was observed on the Urea levels before and after the camp; but it was not statistically significant (P=0.0996). Changes were observed on the creatine levels before and after the camp; but no statistical significance was confirmed (P=0.6577). Important changes were observed in all blood values before and after the camp of Boxing National Team Sportsmen, yet only the glucose parameter was of statistically significance. In this regard, we might state that it has important changes over glucose levels of all parameters we examined.