Reaction Time and Heart Rate Between the GET SET and GO of Simulated Races

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ABSTRACT The results of three experiments are reported in which simulated race situations, i.e., GET SET—5 sec—GO, were used to examine the anticipatory HR response and RT. The first study involved sprinting up a flight of stairs and the second and third a bicycle sprint. The typical pattern of phasic HR found was acceleration until 1 sec prior to GO and then deceleration. Tonic HR appeared to be a function of the degree of anticipated physical effort. Muscle potential, recorded in the first experiment, appeared to he related to HR. No systematic relationship was found between HR and RT.

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