La respuesta cardiaca durante la competición de balonmano playa femenino

Cobos, Daniel Lara

doi:10.1016/j.apunts.2011.02.001

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“…Although there have been studies monitoring heart rate responses of indoor handball players [11,12,13], there is obviously lack of studies in terms of monitoring heart rate responses following a beach handball match. To our knowledge, the only study investigating heart rates of handball players belongs to Lara Cobos [2] which monitored heart rate values during matches. The author stated a mean heart rate of 176bpm during the first half of the match while it was 172bpm during the second half.…”

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“…It is characterized by fast-paced and end-to-end actions. Beach handball is a relatively new type of sport derived from team handball [1], recognized by several international federations [2]. Today, there are professional and amateur beach handball leagues in many countries in Europe, and beach handball has been included in the 2018 Youth Olympic Games program.…”

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“…[3]. Beach handball is played in a 15x12m sandy area with teams consisting of 1 goalkeeper and 3 field players in two halves of 10 (2x10) minutes [2].…”

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Monitoring physiological responses and fluid balance of elite female beach handball players during an international tournament

Ceylan¹,

Kerem²,

Çeyiz³

et al. 2020

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Background and Study Aim. Despite its increasing popularity, beach handball has not been studied in terms of physiological responses. Thus the aim of this study was to demonstrate lactate and heart rate responses as well as urine specific gravity (USG) levels and fluid intakes of female university students who competed at an international beach handball tournament. Material and Methods. Five university students who are also handball players (age: 21±1,2, body weight: 56,6±6,4, height:1,61±0,06 and BMI: 21,7±1,43) voluntarily participated in this study. Heart rate (HR), lactate level (LA) and USG were measured before each and immediately after each competition and fluid intake during competition was monitored. Results: The mean values of lactate accumulation and heart rate before and after the match were 1,4 mmol and 87,3, 5,0 and 123,9, respectively. Athletes were euhydrated before the matches (USGmean=1,018) and only presented dehydration after the second match. Conclusions. Beach handball does not result in strenuous physiological effects according to heart rate and lactate responses. Their fluid intake was not enough to eliminate dehydration. Despite fluid availability during the match they presented dehydration at the second match.

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“…The match dynamic with successively attack-defense cycles has an impact on the physical demands through the performance of numerous high-intensity actions in the most decisive key situations (throws, stops, counterattacks) 8 . These physical demands have a direct effect on physiological demands 9,10 . These high-intensity actions are combined with low-intensity activity periods in relation to the searching of free-spaces to score a goal or during the lateral displacements performed in the defensive phase.…”

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“…This fact is produced by the reduced dimensions of the field of play so that it is not necessary to perform long high-intensity displacements 5,7,8 . These specific physical-technical-tactical characteristics of beach handball make it necessary the analysis of physical and physiological demands during the competition with the aim to design specific training sessions for performance enhancement 10 .…”

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Analysis of sex-related differences in external load demands on beach handball

Gómez-Carmona

García-Santos

Mancha-Triguero

et al. 2020

Rev. bras. cineantropom. desempenho hum.

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The purpose of the present study was to analyze the sex-related differences in beach handball workload. A total sample of 105 handballers (male, n=50; female, n=55) belonging to six U’16 teams, seven U’18 teams and eight senior teams were monitored in the final round of 2018-2019 beach handball tournament celebrated during 3-days congested-fixture design. The external load variables Steps, Jumps, Player Load, Total Impacts (>2G) and Total Impacts per Intensities (very low, 2-4G; low, 4-6G; moderate, 6-8G; high, 8-10G; very high, >10G) through WIMUTM inertial devices. Statistical analysis was composed by t-test and Cohen’s d for anthropometrical variables and by MANOVA and omega partial square for sex and categories related differences. Greater values in male handballers were found in height, weight and age in each categories (U’16: p<0.05; d=0.50-2.26; U’18: p<0.05; d=0.95-2.21; senior: p<0.05; d=1.01-1.99), except in age in U’18 (p=0.97; d=0.01). Respect to external workload, differences were found related to category (p<0.01; ωp²= 0.02-0.05, small) and sex (p<0.01; ωp²= 0.04-0.21, small to high), except in Steps (p=0.47; ωp²= 0.00), finding the greatest sex-related differences in U’16 category. From the differences found in anthropometrical characteristics and external workload, their evaluation during competition allows designing specific training sessions with the purpose of sports performance enhancement in beach handball.

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Conditional analysis of elite beach handball according to specific playing position through assessment with GPS

Zapardiel

Asín-Izquierdo

2020

International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport

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Beach handball needs to continue to develop. For this reason, observational studies that analyze competitive demands are necessary. Therefore, our objective in this work was to carry out performance assessment of the beach handball players regarding specific playing positions during competition, without modifying the specific structure of the game. The study included 57 elite beach handball players. The results showed that significant differences were found in most of the variables studied when the specific playing positions were compared. Our work has led us to conclude that the assessment of the conditional demands of beach handball players in competition must be done considering the specific playing positions.

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La respuesta cardiaca durante la competición de balonmano playa femenino

Cited by 11 publications

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Monitoring physiological responses and fluid balance of elite female beach handball players during an international tournament

Monitoring physiological responses and fluid balance of elite female beach handball players during an international tournament

Analysis of sex-related differences in external load demands on beach handball

Conditional analysis of elite beach handball according to specific playing position through assessment with GPS

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