, 4 (2) greater internal and external workloads during matches, 5 and (3) faster recovery in lower-body power and markers of muscle damage following match play. 5 High-intensity intermittent running ability can be defined as an athlete’s ability to perform repeated efforts of intense exercise
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Relationships Among PlayerLoad, High-Intensity Intermittent Running Ability, and Injury Risk in Professional Rugby League Players
Billy T. Hulin, Tim J. Gabbett, Nathan J. Pickworth, Rich D. Johnston, and David G. Jenkins
Relationship Between Training Workloads, Match Workloads, and Match Performance in Elite Netball
Marni J. Simpson, David G. Jenkins, Mark Connick, and Vincent G. Kelly
performance, 8 while another showed weekly variations of training load did not influence match performance. 9 Furthermore, higher workloads accumulated during preseason training were associated with increases in total and high-speed distances in games compared with lower training loads. 10 A recent study
The Relationship Between Variables in Wearable Microtechnology Devices and Cricket Fast-Bowling Intensity
Dean J. McNamara, Tim J. Gabbett, Peter Blanch, and Luke Kelly
with greater injury risk than in other playing activities. 1 Fast-bowling injury rates have been associated with both poor technique and bowling workloads. 1 – 3 A current method of monitoring the preparedness of fast bowlers includes planning and reviewing the chronic (28-d average) and acute (7-d
Workload Differences Between Training Drills and Competition in Elite Netball
Marni J. Simpson, David G. Jenkins, and Vincent G. Kelly
that drills involving 3 versus 3 and 5 versus 5 combinations over a full court had a greater relative workload (arbitrary units per minute/PL per minute) than the traditional 2 versus 2 and 4 versus 4 SSGs over a half court. While 3 versus 3 presented a greater relative workload than 5 versus 5
Working Overtime: The Effects of Overtime Periods on Game Demands in Basketball Players
Aaron T. Scanlan, Robert Stanton, Charli Sargent, Cody O’Grady, Michele Lastella, and Jordan L. Fox
system) during critical game moments. 2 The added playing time and altered tactics during overtime may increase game workloads encountered by players. Internal 3 , 4 and external 5 , 6 game workloads have only been reported for basketball players collectively across the competitive season rather than
Training Load and Baseline Characteristics Associated With New Injury/Pain Within an Endurance Sporting Population: A Prospective Study
Richard Johnston, Roisin Cahalan, Laura Bonnett, Matthew Maguire, Alan Nevill, Philip Glasgow, Kieran O’Sullivan, and Thomas Comyns
sessions). 5 Internal TL is the individual physiological and/or psychological response to an external TL. 5 Several TL models can be derived from these internal and external TL measures, including acute:chronic workload ratios (ACWR) and exponentially weighted moving averages (EWMA). The ACWR captures
Exploring Workload Associated With Learning Foot Core Exercises
Katherine Newsham
Key Points ▸ Learning IFM exercises is associated with a moderate workload which diminishes over time. ▸ Mental demand and effort represent greater load than other dimensions of the task load index while learning IFM exercises. ▸ NMES as an adjunctive modality did not influence perceived workload
Analyzing the Seasonal Changes and Relationships in Training Load and Wellness in Elite Volleyball Players
Filipe M. Clemente, Ana F. Silva, Cain C.T. Clark, Daniele Conte, João Ribeiro, Bruno Mendes, and Ricardo Lima
workload ratio of the first weeks of October. A correlational research design tested the associations between weekly training load measures and the well-being measures during the season. The players were monitored daily across the entire season (Table 1 ). However, the acute to chronic workload ratio data
Various Workload Models and the Preseason Are Associated With Injuries in Professional Female Cyclists
Teun van Erp, Taco van der Hoorn, Marco J.M. Hoozemans, Carl Foster, and Jos J. de Koning
preseason. 4 It is suggested that overuse injuries could be caused by additional stressors, such as colder weather and changes in materials (ie, shoes and bikes), which are more common in the preseason. 4 In addition, a high workload could be related to the risk of overuse injuries. Associations between a
Losing Sleep Over It: Sleep in Basketball Players Affected by Game But Not Training Workloads
Jordan L. Fox, Aaron T. Scanlan, Robert Stanton, Cody J. O’Grady, and Charli Sargent
Semiprofessional basketball players are exposed to intense physical and physiological demands during training and games. 1 Given the extensive demands imposed on players across the season, managing player workload and recovery is essential in promoting favorable adaptations to increase the
