Effect of Championship Trainings on Growth Hormone Response in adolescent’s Champion martial girls & boys

ABSTRACT: The present study investigated the effect of exercise on growth hormone and blood glucose response karate elite workers are teenagers. Growth hormone is a strong factor in the growth and increase muscle metabolism and transport of amino acids into the cells involved.Twenty-three young athletes (12 male) and (11 Female), martial artist in Milan, as the sample was taken at the end of each group of 8 people survived. Blood samples on three occasions, before practice, after 10 weeks following maximal exercise and maximal exercise was received at the end of 3 weeks.The results indicate no statistically significant effect of exercise on GH peak below the base of both girls and boys (respectively p=0.583, p=0. 446). Perform maximal exercise caused a significant increase in basal GH Boys (p=0.029) and the reduction was significant in girls (p=0.048).The results showed a significant effect on the rate of growth hormone on exercise submaximal not teenagers. The maximal exercise increased significantly in the amount of growth hormone secretion in male elite athletes based in the championship, while intense exercise can cause problems in the championship in girls during puberty and should be Cautious.