Effect of Training Pressure Changes on Mood in Elite Karate ka Women Presence in National Team

Present research have done with aim of review the effect of training pressure changes on mode, ratio of dehydroepiandrosterone to salivary cortisol in of 12 elite karate ka women presence in national team to participate in morocco match. Trainings of this study were included common training for preparing the karate ka players for participate in official match. Intensity of training during each period increased progressively. For recognize the salivary steroids, salivary samples were collected in five stage of camping. By using the profile of mood state test, we measured the mood of subjects in each five stages. Training pressure changes on mood disorder complex had significant effects. These changes observed between second and firth and second and fifth. Results of this article showed that raise in training pressure would reduce mood disorder complex and would improved negative factors of mood and salivary cortisol in compare with Dehydroepiandrosterone Have more sensitivity than training pressure changes.