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. 2013 Feb 13;8(2):e56151. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0056151

Table 1. Running 3,000 m time trial performance and maximal oxygen uptake.

Group 1 Group 2
Baseline End ofrHuEpo End of the study Baseline End ofrHuEpo End of the study
3,000 m total time (min:sec) 10∶12 (0∶42) 9∶40* (0∶37) 9∶53* (0∶43) 12∶05 (0∶55) 11∶19* (0∶53) 11∶39* (0∶58)
1st 1,000 m split (min:sec) 3∶16 (0∶13) 3∶10* (0∶12) 3∶13 (0∶13) 3∶53 (0∶27) 3∶36* (0∶14) 3∶41 (0∶20)
2nd 1,000 m split (min:sec) 3∶26 (0∶16) 3∶15* (0∶14) 3∶20 (0∶14) 4∶05 (0∶17) 3∶54 (0∶26) 3∶59 (0∶20)
3rd 1,000 m split (min:sec) 3∶29 (0∶15) 3∶15* (0∶13) 3∶20* (0∶16) 4∶07 (0∶16) 3∶49* (0∶15) 3∶59 (0∶19)
RPE scale (6–20) 18.0 (1.7) 18.4 (0.9) 19.0 (1.2) 17.7 (2.2) 18.4 (1.6) 18.6 (1.4)
O2 max (mL•min−1•kg−1) 60.3 (5.0) 64.4* (3.9) 61.8 (3.4) 51.6 (3.5) 57.0* (5.1) 54.2* (4.7)

Group 1 included subjects who had a history of running (n = 9) and group 2 included the other subjects who were involved in other activities (n = 9). Values are means (SD). Significant differences compared to baseline values are indicated by *P<0.05. Significant differences compared to the first 1,000 m split time within the same time trial. P<0.05. RPE: Borg’s rating of perceived exertion; O2 max: Maximal oxygen uptake.