How to Use Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Data to Monitor Training Load in the “Real World” of Elite Soccer

Ravé, Guillaume; Granacher, Urs; Boullosa, Daniel; Hackney, Anthony C.; Zouhal, Hassane

doi:10.3389/fphys.2020.00944

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“…It is recommended that the athlete accomplishes a normal of week training of at least four sessions without pain, discomfort, or ‘fear’. During this week, performance can be monitored for normality by global positioning system (GPS) and heart rate data [ 116 ]; this performance control should be extended to competitions after RTP. The reference value, below which the positive judgement for RTP is postponed, is arbitrarily set at a maximum difference of 10% between preinjury data and the data recorded during the acquisition period following RTT.…”

Section: Return To Training (Rtt) and Return To Play (Rtp)mentioning

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Indirect Structural Muscle Injuries of Lower Limb: Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Exercise

Palermi

Massa

Vecchiato

et al. 2021

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Muscle injuries are the most common trauma in team and individual sports. The muscles most frequently affected are those of the lower limb, and in particular hamstrings, adductors, rectus femoris and calf muscles. Although several scientific studies have tried to propose different rehabilitation protocols, still too often the real rehabilitation process is not based on scientific knowledge, especially in non-elite athletes. Moreover, the growing use of physical and instrumental therapies has made it increasingly difficult to understand what can be truly effective. Therefore, the aim of the present paper is to review proposed therapeutic algorithms for muscle injuries, proposing a concise and practical summary. Following a three-phase rehabilitation protocol, this review aims to describe the conservative treatment of indirect structural muscle injuries, which are the more routinely found and more challenging type. For each phase, until return to training and return to sport are completed, the functional goal, the most appropriate practitioner, and the best possible treatment according to current evidence are expressed. Finally, the last section is focused on the specific exercise rehabilitation for the four main muscle groups with a structured explanatory timetable.

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Indirect Structural Muscle Injuries of Lower Limb: Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Exercise

Palermi

Massa

Vecchiato

et al. 2021

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“…D'autres auteurs suggèrent de planifier la charge d'entrainement collective en fonction des données externes individuelles en match [46]. La planification du mois, de la semaine et de la séance d'entrainement découlant directement des données en match de distances parcourues et d'accélérations-décélérations à certains seuils [46]. L'intérêt de cette démarche étant de calibrer, contrôler et réajuster la charge externe tant collectivement qu'individuellement.…”

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Football de haut-niveau : analyses physique et physiologique – blessures et prévention

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Coppalle²,

Ravé³

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Science & Sports

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“…Football (soccer) is a strength- and power-based contact sport involving high-intensity activities intercalated by periods of submaximal activities during ~90 min [ 1 ]. Global positioning system (GPS) technology is extensively used during football trainings and competition, providing valid and valuable activity profiles to identify specific physical and physiological demands, field position determinants, individual player-team interaction and accumulated team and player mechanical load [ 2 , 3 ]. Over the years, most of this information has been reported for male football players [ 2 , 4 , 5 , 6 ], and little is known of female football players.…”

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Nutritional Intake and Training Load of Professional Female Football Players during a Mid-Season Microcycle

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Football (soccer) is a high-intensity intermittent sport with large energy demands. In a repeated-measures design, we analysed the nutritional intake and training load of fourteen female football players (22.50 ± 4.38 y; 57.23 ± 8.61 kg; 164 ± 6.00 cm; 18.33 ± 2.48% of fat mass and 23.71 ± 2.51 kg of muscle mass) competing in the highest female Football Portuguese League across a typical mid-season microcycle. The microcycle had one match day (MD), one recovery session (two days after the MD, MD+2), three training sessions (MD-3, MD-2, MD-1) and two rest days (MD+1). Energy intake and CHO (g.kg.BW−1) intake were lower on the days before the competition (MD+2, MD-3, MD-2 and MD-1 vs. MD; p < 0.05; ES: 0.60–1.30). Total distance, distance covered at high-speed running (HSRD) and the high metabolic distance load (HMLD) were lower on MD+2, MD-3 and MD-1 compared with MD (p < 0.05; ES: <0.2–5.70). The internal training load was lower in all training sessions before the competition (MD+2, MD-3, MD-2 and MD-1 vs. MD; p ≤ 0.01; ES: 1.28–5.47). Despite the small sample size and a single assessment in time, the results suggest that caloric and CHO intake were below the recommendations and were not structured based on the physical requirements for training sessions or match days.

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How to Use Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Data to Monitor Training Load in the “Real World” of Elite Soccer

Cited by 32 publications

References 64 publications

Indirect Structural Muscle Injuries of Lower Limb: Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Exercise

Indirect Structural Muscle Injuries of Lower Limb: Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Exercise

Football de haut-niveau : analyses physique et physiologique – blessures et prévention

Nutritional Intake and Training Load of Professional Female Football Players during a Mid-Season Microcycle

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