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potential stressors faced during the season, it is especially important to monitor player training load (TL) and well-being status. In fact, the use of these monitoring tools has been considered useful to maximize physical performance in players while preventing overtraining symptoms. 2 Monitoring

-report well-being questionnaires are a practical tool that can provide insight into an athlete’s status in areas such as muscle soreness, stress, and injury. 3 The perceived well-being of AF players has been shown to influence the exercise intensity of subsequent field-based training sessions 4 and

sleep. One such factor is the players’ well-being, which is associated with the players’ physiological and psychological adaptation to the training processes. 13 This is especially important considering that athletes can experience the same external TL differently due to contextual factors (eg

self-reported well-being and recovery are sensitive to an acute increase in load and are impaired during periods of intensified competition. 15 , 16 Next to that, neuromuscular recovery as a complementary objective measure is used. 16 If there is inadequate recovery while the load remains high, it is

blood lactate concentrations, 15 psychological factors also appear to be correlated. Indeed, impaired psychological well-being factors (ie, stress, anxiety, and emotional response) can negatively affect readiness to train and perform in competition, 16 or influence acute neuromuscular performance and

cognitive perturbations associated with team sport athletes involved in congested fixtures is of interest, given the potential negative impact on players’ well-being and physical performance 5 – 7 as well as potential for increased injury risk. During a 2-day international rugby sevens competition where

athletic populations, 14 , 23 the conflicting evidence of its effect on performance, well-being, and anxiety requires further investigation, particularly in junior athletes. Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate the effects of a week-long combined SH and mindfulness intervention during

exertion [RPE]) would reflect the player’s reaction to the imposed stimulus. 2 In implementing a holistic, multifaceted monitoring system, measurement of perceptual well-being is also advocated alongside assessment of PL in team sport environments. 3 Understanding the changes in these parameters can

associated with nonfunctional overreaching. It should also be noted no research has investigated weekly changes in hormonal responses during the in-season phase in basketball players concomitantly with load and well-being variables. A comprehensive analysis of changes in these variables during the in

athletes’ levels of stress 15 and identifying those at greater risk of becoming injured. 16 Research in volleyball reported well-being measures, such as mood, soreness, and sleep duration, as independent predictors of injury. 7 Therefore, assessing athlete’s mood state and level of tension through tools