Level of Maximal Oxygen Consumption of Students From Institute of Physical Education, Yala Campus

Abstract

The purpose of this research was to study and compare the maximum oxygen consumption (VO2 max) of students from Institute of Physical Education, Yala Campus. The volunteer were 191 students from Institute of Physical Education, Yala Campus they were Volunteer Sampling. They were tested by Modified Astrand – Rhyming nomogram. Data wereanalyzed byusingmean, standard deviation, independent t-test, OneWay Analysis of Variance: (ANOVA) and with multiple comparisons testing by LSD method. 
The results were as follows:
1. The maximum oxygen consumption (VO2 max) of male students from Institute of Physical Education Yala Campus, the mean was 48.84 ml/kg/min and standard deviation was 10.58 ml/kg/min. The most of maximum oxygen consumption (VO2 max) were good. The maximum oxygen consumption (VO2 max)of female students from Institute of Physical Education Yala Campus, the mean was 53.05 ml/kg/min and standard deviation was 16.43 ml/kg/min. The most of maximum oxygen consumption (VO2 max) were very good. Because of It can be said that female students have higher oxygen content than male students. Most female students enjoy exercise and are athletes. Representative of the Institute The training and competition at all times. As a result, female athletes have very good physical fitness.
2. The results of the analysis of the student’s maximum oxygen capacity Classified by sex and grade. In comparison with the sport standard in Sports Authority of Thailand; SAT (2006), the highest oxygen content was found in males, 34.51% in males and 34.51% in females. Very good. When classified by grade level, the first and second year students were able to use the highest oxygen content. Very good. 46.62% and 37.10%, respectively, and female students in the 1st - 4th year had the highest oxygen consumption. Very good. 80.81%, 61.50%, 46.67%, and 30%, respectively.
3. When compared of the highest mean oxygen capacity between each year students. subjects. It was found were significantly different, at 0.05 level of confidence.
4. The students in Yala Campus, Year 1-4, found that female students had the highest oxygen consumption. not different And students in Years 1-4 have the ability to use maximum oxygen. The difference was significant at 0.05 because of the first year students are more interested in physical exercise than the third year students. Sports Science Center The first year students have more statistics than the third year students.