|
Ultramarathon
|
|
6 h
|
55.7
| |
|
12 h
|
90.1
| |
|
24 h
|
143
| |
|
48 h
|
222
| |
|
72 h
|
275
| |
|
144 h
|
519
| |
|
240 h
|
833
| |
|
Average effect of sex
|
|
6 h
|
−10.0 %
| |
|
12 h
|
−8.4 %
| |
|
24 h
|
−10.0 %
|
n.s.
|
|
48 h
|
−10.0 %
|
n.s.
|
|
72 h
|
−10.0 %
|
n.s.
|
|
144 h
|
−4.8 %
| |
|
240 h
|
−9.3 %
| |
|
Effects in %
| |
|---|
|
Year = 2007
|
Age
| |
|---|
|
36 (%)
|
41 (%)
|
46 (%)
|
51 (%)
|
56 (%)
| |
|---|
|
6 h
|
−6.8
|
−8.0
|
−10.0
|
−12.5
|
−15.3
| |
|
12 h
|
−6.8
|
−8.0
|
−10.0
|
−12.5
|
−15.3
|
n.s.
|
|
24 h
|
−2.6
|
−2.6
|
−3.0
|
−3.6
|
−4.6
| |
|
48 h
|
−6.8
|
−8.0
|
−10.0
|
−12.5
|
−15.3
|
n.s.
|
|
72 h
|
−6.8
|
−8.0
|
−10.0
|
−12.5
|
−15.3
|
n.s.
|
|
144 h
|
−6.8
|
−8.0
|
−10.0
|
−12.5
|
−15.3
|
n.s.
|
|
240 h
|
−6.8
|
−8.0
|
−10.0
|
−12.5
|
−15.3
|
n.s.
|
|
Effects in %
| |
|---|
|
Age = 46
|
Calendar year
| |
|---|
|
1997 (%)
|
2002 (%)
|
2007 (%)
|
2012 (%)
|
2017 (%)
| |
|---|
|
6 h
|
−13.0
|
−11.2
|
−10.0
|
−9.5
|
−9.9
| |
|
12 h
|
−8.8
|
−8.0
|
−8.4
|
−10.1
|
−13.3
| |
|
24 h
|
−0.2
|
−0.7
|
−3.0
|
−7.4
|
−14.5
| |
|
48 h
|
3.7
|
3.3
|
−0.2
|
−7.9
|
−20.9
| |
|
72 h
|
−13.0
|
−11.2
|
−10.0
|
−9.5
|
−9.9
|
n.s.
|
|
144 h
|
−13.0
|
−11.2
|
−10.0
|
−9.5
|
−9.9
|
n.s.
|
|
240 h
|
−13.0
|
−11.2
|
−10.0
|
−9.5
|
−9.9
|
n.s.
|
- Expressed are percentage difference between women and men. A positive percentage means that women perform better than men and vice versa. For example: women with age 36 years in 2007 performed 2.6 % less than men in ultramarathon 24 h. n.s. interaction effect not significant that is: gap corresponds to ultramarathon 6 h
