GRADED SHUTTLE RUN PERFORMANCE BY PLAYING POSITIONS IN ELITE FEMALE BASKETBALL.

The article discusses research on the use of a graded shuttle run test for evaluating physiological differences between elite female basketball players in varying playing positions. Topics explored include the measurement of physiological parameters such as oxygen consumption, respiratory quotient, and pulmonary ventilation, the heart rate and maximal lactate values recorded during the intermittent fitness testing, and the factors being considered in determining basketball playing positions.