DOI = 10 1647077, csst. 2 2 OB 1002-9826(2011)02-0026-05 Ie ABE 2011 4 RAT HED 2 CHINA SPORT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Vol. 47, No.2, 26-31-2011 ps HLS hy Ae 8 ES ies ay MRSA HF, Study on Correlation between Running Economy and Performance of Middle Distance Running Athletes FE SE REN Zhan-bing We ‘#652 ete Running Economy, fi) RE A HE HEAD 0 RY EE HORE OT LD rE BAER NGA" ATIC Ta. ECR HE BFE RR EGE IA LD ELIE AE (running economy, RE) 38 3 RAM MICH, AL Ae RA fei ay HERE AN LAR AE TE. BIKE Vx max HAH Be BOO m Je ARE A it TAA BER. WILE RII. 7 SE MAF i a a AYE ARE LD A AL HE IL BYE C= 0.98, P= 0.00). WEI IE 2H]. 800 m 5 ah ERRLAE. REL ACE ALA: Ah RL, RF 12.0 kM UR A ARE ILE AME 4B SA OL NT PER BL et ea A Abstract; The purpose of this study was to explore the correlation between running economy. ‘and middle distance running performance. Based on the 800 m results and the VOsmax. this paper selected 7 highly homogeneous runners as the subjects. 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