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المستخلص The Saad Kamal Taha (1994) The science of sports training closely linked other sciences and sciences that their associated athletic training physiology (physiological) where it became important to recognize and understand the workers in the field of sports training on what is happening within the body of the functions and operations by the various organs of the body so that it can adapted to muscular work sports in order to meet the player’s fatigue and acquires recipe endurance and achieve technical excellence and skill, and these physiological changes that occur in the body are the important foundation upon rationing carry sports training and considered the effect of sports training , On s immune system of the most important key points that must take account when regulating loads physical for athletes Given the is doing this machine important role in resistance to diseases and changes that occur in body in the event of injuries and faster healing them, which may increase in season training, training is sports is a case of physical activity cause many complicated forms of the pressure on the player’s body and especially the immune system, which represents the main line of defense for the body against any hostile objects and strange including viral and bacterial infections where the pressure is the product of (the intensity of training, the training period the state of the surrounding the environment) And remember Farha Shinawi and Medhat Kassem (2002) that there a fine line separates pregnancy Regular physical the building on scientific bases, which leads to raise the efficiency of different body, including the immune system and between pregnancies physical high intensity, which is an attack on the different body systems in infects landing relative about her situation that was until healing is restore. Is now a of modern outlook to improve athletic performance, as the basis to produce the effect of physical loads on the possibility of the body’s physiological and morphological and under the effect of this training loads that occur in the body changes a great variety of physiological and morphological. ٣ Research problem: And linked the problem of current search researcher of trying to identify the effect of aerobic and anaerobic exercises on some immunological changes in the players Palestine Athletics , where the exercises aerobic and anaerobic effect on all organs of different body especially the immune system in terms effect loads physical through physical exertion and in this study would address researcher effect aerobic exercises and anaerobic some variables immune to the elected Palestine of Athletics players from the long distances and short, This the study is confined to the long distances and short distances in athletics due to the lack of other athletics in Palestine and especially the Gaza Strip because of the current the circumstances of experienced by the sector of the occupation and the siege of. Research objectives: This research aims to recognition Effect aerobic exercises on blood variables and immune proteins (IgA- IgE-IgG) The of players. long distances Anaerobic exercises effect on blood variables and immune proteins ( IgA- IgE-IgG) The of players short distances. Comparison between aerobic exercises changes for long distances players, and between anaerobic exercises for short distances players. Hypothesis of the research: There were statistically significant differentials between the of measurement and tribal dimensional of measurement in favor of the post of measurement in effect aerobic exercises on blood variables and immune proteins (IgA- IgE-IgG) The long-distances players. Here are significant differences between the of measurement and tribal dimensional of measurement in favor of the post of measurement in anaerobic exercises effect on blood variables and immune proteins (IgA- IgE-IgG) The of players short distances. There any differences between aerobic and anaerobic exercises on blood variables and immune proteins a player long and short distances. |