Monitoring of Some Strength Parameters in Handball

Abstract

Handball is a sport, which requires high physical preparation as well as technical and tactical skills. Being tough sport scrolled with multiple players, it has huge power requirements, as well as a certain level of intelligence for solving of complex situations in the game. The aim of this research was monitoring of some strength parameters. The sample of subjects consists of 14 handball players, members of Handball Club Pristina. Subjects were female, aged 20±2 years old. The measurements were made during the training sessions, in the sports gym where they train, during the 2008/09 season, initial measurement was made in the fi rst micro cycle of preparatory period, while the fi nal measurement was done after the end of the championship.Paired T-test were calculated for in initial and fi nal measurement. The majority of variables have no statistically signifi cant diff erences, and this should have come as a result of inadequate dosage of training loads and lack of proper training program.

Monitoring the Internal and External Loads of Young Team Handball Players during Competition

“…The necessity of the improvement and individualization of training programmes has led to the development of technologies used for monitoring (quantifying) training and match activities (Halson, 2014;Cardinale & Varley, 2017). Successful monitoring of training and match load provides a better image of individual training tolerances, which is affected by numerous factors, such as the player's age, previous experience, fitness level, nutrition, and recovery practices (Coutts, Wallace, & Slattery, 2004;Havolli, Bahtiri, Begu, Ibrani, & Makolli, 2018). Accordingly, the data obtained provide a firm basis for optimal training periodization and consequentially maximizing athletic performance, reducing injury risk, and avoiding overreaching and overtraining syndromes (Soligard et al, 2016;Cardinale & Varley 2017).…”