Monitoring training load and fatigue in soccer players with physiological markers

Djaoui, Léo; Haddad, Monoem; Chamari, Karim; Dellal, Alexandre

doi:10.1016/j.physbeh.2017.09.004

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“…51,52 In such cases, we are confident that our study on SCV represents a fundamental research from the engineering point of view and it is likely to become more possibly used in future. In such a case, the skin temperature may be inappropriate to reflect the real thermal regulation of human body.…”

Section: Connections and Differences Of Physiological Indices Of Humentioning

confidence: 90%

“…With a reduction in the cost of wearable sensors and ubiquitous wireless connectivity in buildings, tracking people's physiological responses to thermal environments has become more accessible over the years. 51,52 In such cases, we are confident that our study on SCV represents a fundamental research from the engineering point of view and it is likely to become more possibly used in future.…”

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confidence: 90%

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Regulation of sensory nerve conduction velocity of human bodies responding to annual temperature variations in natural environments

Liu

et al. 2018

Indoor Air

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The extensive research interests in environmental temperature can be linked to human productivity/performance as well as comfort and health; while the mechanisms of physiological indices responding to temperature variations remain incompletely understood. This study adopted a physiological sensory nerve conduction velocity (SCV) as a temperature‐sensitive biomarker to explore the thermoregulatory mechanisms of human responding to annual temperatures. The measurements of subjects’ SCV (over 600 samples) were conducted in a naturally ventilated environment over all four seasons. The results showed a positive correlation between SCV and annual temperatures and a Boltzmann model was adopted to depict the S‐shaped trend of SCV with operative temperatures from 5°C to 40°C. The SCV increased linearly with operative temperatures from 14.28°C to 20.5°C and responded sensitively for 10.19°C‐24.59°C, while tended to be stable beyond that. The subjects’ thermal sensations were linearly related to SCV, elaborating the relation between human physiological regulations and subjective thermal perception variations. The findings reveal the body SCV regulatory characteristics in different operative temperature intervals, thereby giving a deeper insight into human autonomic thermoregulation and benefiting for built environment designs, meantime minimizing the temperature‐invoked risks to human health and well‐being.

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Section: Connections and Differences Of Physiological Indices Of Humentioning

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Regulation of sensory nerve conduction velocity of human bodies responding to annual temperature variations in natural environments

Liu

et al. 2018

Indoor Air

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“…There have been numerous number of works on the soccer performance as follows: (1) Broadcasting video analysis (D'Orazio and Leo, 2010), (2) Soccer performance evaluation focused on agility (Bullock et al, 2012, Dardouri et al, 2014, (3) Speed and skill in soccer (Bullock et al, 2012), the quantification and monitoring of training load (Djaoui et al, 2017), (4) Soccer specific fatigue and performance (Greiga et al 2007), (5) Measuring jumping performance of several kinds of athletes including soccer players (Kobal et al, 2017), and (6) Mathematical analysis on soccer games dynamics (Machado and Lopes, 2017).…”

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Reliability and Validity of the Second Edition of Self-Evaluated Soccer Performance Score

Kawada¹,

Takeuchi²,

Nakade³

et al. 2018

IJPS

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This study aims, first, to make the second edition of the self-evaluation of soccer performance scores which was edited based on the first version of the soccer performance scores (Kawada et al., 2016), and second, to examine the reliability and validity of the second version. Each of 16 questions was evaluated by one professional soccer coach who had an university assistant professor with A-class license for soccer supervisor which was officially given by Union for European Football Association (UEFA), a university soccer team coach and a university soccer team general manager. This second edition which was newly evaluated was administered to 111 university soccer club players who included starting members in the first class (A) team in December 2015. One hundred and eight answers (97.8%) of 111 ones were used for the statistical analysis. After the validation analysis, this second edition can be estimated to be valuable for evaluating a valuable soccer performance scores.

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“…Hematological biomarkers have been proven validity for the quantifying and monitoring training load throughout a training period (22).…”

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Effect of Compression Modalities for Recovery on Wrestlers Biomarkers in One Day Tournament

Ghoraba

Ghazy

2019

Journal of Applied Sports Science

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Aim: investigate the effect of different compression modalities as to recovery enhancement on some biomarkers in wrestlers. Methods: Serum creatinine, lactic acid and glucose level were tested in elite wrestlers before match up, 3minuts postmatch up and 19 minutes after applying recovery compression model. Results: showed insignificant differences between pre-post 3min tests, among research groups due to sample equality, 3min and 19min post match up tests showed efficacy of compression technique in enhancing recovery in sake of 160/20 mmHg compression modality with enhancement percentage of 636361% for serum creatinine, 116.61% for lactic acid and ..6222% for glucose level. Conclusion: compression band with 160/20 mmHg exceeds recovery after match up

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Monitoring training load and fatigue in soccer players with physiological markers

Cited by 105 publications

References 109 publications

Regulation of sensory nerve conduction velocity of human bodies responding to annual temperature variations in natural environments

Regulation of sensory nerve conduction velocity of human bodies responding to annual temperature variations in natural environments

Reliability and Validity of the Second Edition of Self-Evaluated Soccer Performance Score

Effect of Compression Modalities for Recovery on Wrestlers Biomarkers in One Day Tournament

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