Effects of a maximal cycling all-out anaerobic test on visual performance

Figures & data

Table 1. Effects of a maximal cycling all-out test on visual task performance.

Visual task parameter	Experimental group (N = 30)				Control group (N = 30)
	Baseline	After 30-second Wingate anaerobic test	Within-group significance (P-value)	Effect size (g)	Baseline	Re-test	Within-group significance (P-value)	Effect size (g)	Between-group significance (P-value)
Accommodation Facility	15.7 ±2.3	18.7 ±2.6*	<0.001	−2.692	35.8 ±4.6	38.0 ±4.2*	0.001	−0.659	<0.001*
Saccadic Eye Movement	19.9 ±2.9	23.6 ±3.5*	<0.001	−2.043	38.2 ±6.9	40.6 ±7.5*	0.023	−0.432	<0.001*
Speed of Recognition	27.9 ±16.3	50.3 ±21.7*	<0.001	−1.365	28.8 ±18.6	30.4 ±20.1	0.200	−0.236	0.036*
Peripheral Awareness	22.3 ±4.1	26.5 ±3.9*	<0.001	−2.457	65.4 ±11.7	68.8 ±7.8*	0.045	−0.377	0.044*
Hand-Eye Coordination	63.6 ±4.6	73.2 ±4.6*	<0.001	−1.295	23.0 ±5.3	23.6 ±5.8	0.398	−0.155	0.042*
Visual Memory	41.0 ±8.0	42.5 ±6.2	0.242	−0.212	41.6 ±5.1	43.4 ±6.1*	0.021	−0.438	0.729

Data reported as means±standard deviations (SD). *: Statistical significance was set at P ≤ 0.05.

Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author, Brandon S Shaw, upon reasonable request.