The impact of altitude training on developing specific physical attributes for 1500 m runners 46T category

Our study examined the significance of altitude training for cultivating specific physical traits in T46 category 1500m athletes, given its influence on the enhancement of these attributes, which are fundamental to success in altitude training. Enhancing performance has emerged as the foremost priority for all professionals in the training domain across diverse specializations. Attaining or sustaining a superior level in sports events necessitates rigorous and extraordinary efforts from both coaches and athletes. The research challenge was articulated through the following inquiry: Does altitude training influence the development of particular features in 1500m runners with upper limb injuries? We aspire to identify a resolution to our issue through this investigation. The aims of our study corresponded with this research by focusing on altitude training for 1500m runners with upper limb injuries and finding special characteristics of these athletes. We also seek to discern the distinctions between pre- and post-tests for the study variables of 1500m runners with upper limb injuries. The research sample comprised national team players from Maysan Governorate, and the researcher employed the experimental method in this study owing to its appropriateness for the research objectives.