Physiological Responses of Youth Players During Wheelchair Basketball Games

Conners, Ryan T.; Elliott, Jeremy; Kyle, David; Solomon, Stacy L; Whitehead, Paul N.

doi:10.5507/euj.2020.005

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“…The differences are small; however, these results are similar to those found by Pérez et al [44] in which the range of HR was between 131 and 152 beats per minute. Similarity, Conners et al [45] reported that the average HR was around 140 beats per minute. Regarding the % maximum HR, this value was around 69%, so it is demonstrated that the game is very demanding considering the cardiovascular requirements [46].…”

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Analysis of the External and Internal Load in Wheelchair Basketball Considering the Game Situation

Hernández-Beltrán,

Ibáñez,

Espada

et al. 2023

Applied Sciences

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The systematic and programmed control and evaluation of the external and internal load of high-performance athletes during training sessions and high-level competitions allows the coaching staff to know a great amount of information to evaluate the physical condition of the players and the tactical positioning as well as to identify optimal performance. Therefore, this study aimed to analyse the external and internal load of wheelchair basketball players during training and competition matches considering the functional classification of the players. WIMU PROTM inertial devices were used to collect the data. As independent variables, the sporting context and the functional classification were selected, and as dependent variables, the variables related to the external and internal load were established. The results reported significant differences between the contexts, with higher values in the competition than in the training sessions considering the internal and external load. Taking into account the functional classification, it is shown that the player with a higher functional classification obtained more differences and higher values. Understanding the external and internal load of the players during training and competitions is very important to personalise the training load according to the demands of the competition. It allows development of a progressive and modular training programme of loads to obtain the best performance. Consequently, injury risk of players due to overload will also be reduced.

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Analysis of the External and Internal Load in Wheelchair Basketball Considering the Game Situation

Hernández-Beltrán,

Ibáñez,

Espada

et al. 2023

Applied Sciences

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“…Currently, wheelchair basketball is one of the adapted sports studied by researchers from different fields such as: physiology (Antonelli et al, 2020;Barboza et al, 2019;Conners et al, 2020;Feter et al, 2018;Galea et al, 2018;Marzsalek et al, 2019;Peters et al, 2020), biomechanics (de Witte et al, 2016;Marjolaine et al, 2018;Sasadai et al, 2020;Zacharakis, 2020), medicine (Hollander et al 2020), motor skills (Maksym et al 2018;de Witte et al, 2018), psychology (Qasim et al, 2019;Yeats et al, 2019), or sociology (Molik et al, 2017).…”

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Sequential analysis of the construction of shots in wheelchair basketball and efficiency by player classification level

Alsasua¹,

Arroyo²,

Idiakez³

et al. 2021

Eur. J. Adapt. Phys. Act.

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The objective of the present study was to analyse the construction and effectiveness of the offensive sequences of shots by members of the 2016 Paralympic gold medal men's wheelchair basketball team. The analysis included the shot situation and of the actions leading up to the shot (reception prior to the shot, last pass, reception prior to the last pass, penultimate pass, and previous reception to the penultimate pass), based on the classification level of the player who performs the technical-tactical action. The registration and coding of the data was performed on the software programme LINCE. The reliability of the data was examined by inter-observer agreement through Cohen's Kappa coefficient. The results allow to deepen the specificity of the game of this sport, having characterized the construction of effective and ineffective (shot from the right lateral or the centre; from the offensive outside or from the offensive intermediate zone; shot made by players with the greatest functional limitations; players with greater functional difficulties perform the last reception, the last pass, and the reception prior to the last pass) sequences.

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“…Teniendo en cuenta esto, y con el fin de mejorar el rendimiento de los jugadores, a los largo de los últimos años se ha ido incorporando en el diseño de tareas de entrenamiento las conocidas como «Small Side Games», que se muestran eficientes para entrenar las capacidades físicas de los deportistas de BSR de forma integrada (Delextrat & Martinez, 2014;Yanci et al, 2014), mostrando diferentes respuestas fisiológicas en aquellos jugadores con lesión medular, en comparación con los deportistas que presentan una de lesión no medular (amputación, parálisis cerebral o poliomielitis) (Iturricastillo et al, 2016a;Iturricastillo et al, 2016b). Además, el BSR ha sido estudiado desde otras áreas de conocimiento como la fisiología (Antonelli et al, 2020;Barboza et al, 2019;Conners et al, 2020;Peters, Rice & Bull, 2020), biomecánica (De Witte et al, 2016;Marjolaine et al, 2018;Sasadai et al, 2020;Zacharakis, 2020), o psicología (Kokaridas et al, 2009;Skordilis & Stvrou, 2005).…”

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Influencia de las lesiones y la clasificación funcional en el rendimiento deportivo de jugadores de baloncesto en silla de ruedas. Revisión sistemática (Influence of injuries and functional classification on the sport performance in wheelchair basketball players. Systematic review)

Hernández-Beltrán

Muñoz-Jiménez

Gámez-Calvo

et al. 2022

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El objetivo del presente estudio es realizar una revisión sistemática de la literatura en torno a la influencia que tienen las lesiones y la Clasificación Funcional en el rendimiento de los jugadores de Baloncesto en Silla de Ruedas. Para la búsqueda de los documentos se utilizaron las siguientes palabras clave: “Basketball”, “Wheelchair”, “Injury” y “Functional Classification”, que fueron introducidas en diferentes bases de datos: Web of Science, PubMed, SportDiscus y Scopus, considerándose aquellos documentos publicados hasta marzo de 2022. Con la finalidad de refinar la búsqueda, se establecieron los siguientes criterios de inclusión: i) Seleccionar cualquier tipo de documento científico, ii) Describir al menos algún tipo de lesión en BSR (mínimo 50 palabras), iii) Estar escrito en inglés, español o portugués, y, por último, iv) Estar disponible el texto completo o el resumen. La revisión sistemática finalmente se conformó con ocho manuscritos relacionados con las lesiones y la clasificación funcional en el Baloncesto en Silla de Ruedas, clasificados en función de diferentes variables: Variables Generales, Variables Específicas de los documentos, Variables relacionadas con la temática de estudio y Variables de calidad de los documentos, donde el Tipo de Lesión y la Clasificación Funcional de los jugadores fueron las subvariables más relevantes para el estudio. En conclusión, las lesiones son un factor limitante del rendimiento deportivo. Por ello, es importante incrementar las sesiones de fortalecimiento del tronco y de las extremidades superiores en los jugadores de Baloncesto en Silla de Ruedas, para disminuir el número y el impacto negativo de las lesiones, antes, durante y después de que se produzcan, puesto que después de padecer una lesión, la probabilidad de recaer es elevada, debido a la debilidad de la zona, así como la necesidad de rehabilitación por parte de profesionales. Abstract. The study aims are developed a systematic review of the literature on the influence of injuries and Functional Classification on the performance of Wheelchair Basketball players. The following keywords were used as descriptors: "Basketball", "Wheelchair", "Injury" and "Functional Classification". The keywords were always introduced in English, in the following computerized databases: Web of Science, PubMed, SportDiscus and Scopus, considering the search for documents carried out until March 2022. To limit the search, four inclusion criteria were established: i) Select any type of scientific document, ii) Describe at least one type of injury in BSR (minimum 50 words), iii) Be written in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and finally, iv) Be available in full text or only have the summary. The systematic review finally consisted of eight manuscripts related to injuries and the Functional Classification in Wheelchair Basketball, classified according to different variables: General Variables, Specific Variables of the documents, Variables related to the subject of study and Quality Variables of the documents, where the Type of Injury and the Functional Classification of the players were the most relevant sub variables for the study. In conclusion, injuries are a limiting factor in sports performance. So, it is important to increase trunk and upper extremity strengthening sessions in wheelchair basketball players to reduce the number and the negative impact of injuries, before, during and after it occurs, after suffering an injury, the probability of relapse is high, due to the weakness of the area, as well as the need for rehabilitation by professionals.

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Physiological Responses of Youth Players During Wheelchair Basketball Games

Cited by 4 publications

References 42 publications

Analysis of the External and Internal Load in Wheelchair Basketball Considering the Game Situation

Analysis of the External and Internal Load in Wheelchair Basketball Considering the Game Situation

Sequential analysis of the construction of shots in wheelchair basketball and efficiency by player classification level

Influencia de las lesiones y la clasificación funcional en el rendimiento deportivo de jugadores de baloncesto en silla de ruedas. Revisión sistemática (Influence of injuries and functional classification on the sport performance in wheelchair basketball players. Systematic review)

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