2017
DOI: 10.1123/ijspp.2016-0541
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Red, Amber, or Green? Athlete Monitoring in Team Sport: The Need for Decision-Support Systems

Abstract: Decision-support systems are used in team sport for a variety of purposes including evaluating individual performance and informing athlete selection. A particularly common form of decision support is the traffic-light system, where color coding is used to indicate a given status of an athlete with respect to performance or training availability. However, despite relatively widespread use, there remains a lack of standardization with respect to how traffic-light systems are operationalized. This paper addresse… Show more

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“…Therefore, turning training data into relevant information for players and coaches represents a daunting challenge for sports scientists (Vanrenterghem et al 2017). So, to ensure effective uptake of training load data it is crucial that those who produce training load reports have delivery flexibility (Robertson et al 2017) and the ability to visualize data in a meaningful way to help inform and influence the coaching process (Bourdon et al 2017). Report clarity and timing are therefore vital and from the respondents surveyed here it appears that communication of training load reports may not be a substantial barrier.…”
Section: Training Load Monitoring: Feedback and Usefulnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, turning training data into relevant information for players and coaches represents a daunting challenge for sports scientists (Vanrenterghem et al 2017). So, to ensure effective uptake of training load data it is crucial that those who produce training load reports have delivery flexibility (Robertson et al 2017) and the ability to visualize data in a meaningful way to help inform and influence the coaching process (Bourdon et al 2017). Report clarity and timing are therefore vital and from the respondents surveyed here it appears that communication of training load reports may not be a substantial barrier.…”
Section: Training Load Monitoring: Feedback and Usefulnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, the relationships between training load and training outcomes have been systematically reviewed [9][10][11][12], with moderate evidence supporting the benefits and risks associated with high and also low training loads. The quantification and monitoring of training load is therefore an important aspect of athlete management [5][6][7]13,14] and has the potential to provide practitioners and coaches with an objective framework for evidence-based decisions [15][16][17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Auswertung und Interpretation der gewonnenen Daten sollte Trainerteams, die nicht zwingend über profunde statistische Kenntnisse verfügen, idealerweise binnen kürzester Zeit in verständlicher Form Aufschluss über den Zustand der Athleten bieten. Mit diesen Informationen können dann nachvollziehbare Entscheidungen über möglicherweise vorzunehmende Anpassungen in der Trainings-und Belastungssteuerung getroffen werden [2][3][4]. Die technologischen Fortschritte in der gerätegestützten Datenerfassung und softwarebasierten Datenanalyse führten auch in der Betreuung von Sportmannschaften in den letzten Jahren zum vermehrten Einsatz von umfassenden Softwarelösungen.…”
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“…decision-support system), z. B. in Form eines Verkehrsampelsystems [3]. Doch auf welchen Monitoringverfahren sollte solch ein Verkehrsampelsystem im professionellen Handballsport basieren?…”
Section: Hintergrundunclassified
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