The Impact of Physical Exertion on hormone secretion ACTH-TSH rate in Individual and Group Games for third-year students of College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences at AL-Muthanna University, Iraq Ahmedhmde Asaad Tareq1,*, Nashmie Imad Azez1, Ghazi Hazim Ali2 1AL-Muthanna University, College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Iraq 2AL-Qadisiyah University, College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Iraq *Corresponding author: Asaad Tareq Ahmedhmde E-mail: aseellnaji@gmail.com
Online published on 27 November, 2019. Abstract Background The physical education lesson is within a balanced system of physical distress which moves from simple to complex and from low distress to high distress that imposes a gradual distress of physical effort that corresponds to an increase in the amount and speed of hormones. The most prominent hormones are the adrenal and thyroid hormones. The aim of current study was to identify the temporary changes in the levels of ACTH and TSH in the case of physical effort as well as to identify the resulted changes in ACTH and TSH through ratios in the case of individual and group play. Method The researchers used a descriptive method in the survey method as the appropriate method to solve the problem and achieve its objectives. Therefore, 78 male and female students from the third grade at college of Physical Education and sport Sciences in AL-Muthanna University participated in current study. A number of characteristics were specified in the sample to be subjected to laboratory tests. Results The researchers found that hormone levels were increased in males and females. The amount of ACTH was higher in males than in females, and the amount of ACTH in the collective game was higher than in individual game. Conclusion Current study could be circulated at different age groups and in various sporting events. Top Keywords ACTH, TSH, collective game, individual game, physical distress. Top |