Can motivation and overtraining predict burnout in professional soccer athletes in different periods of the season?

Fagundes, Leonardo Henrique Silva; Noce, Franco; Albuquerque, Maicon Rodrigues; Andrade, André Gustavo Pereira de; Costa, Varley Teoldo da

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“…In Brazil, previous studies on burnout in soccer athletes did not use specific reference tables to assess the levels of frequency of feelings of burnout 18,20,21 . In summary, the search for a specific reference table for a given category and sport modality contributes to a new level of scientific demand, precision, and reliability of burnout behaviors, as well as enabling a more rigorous and precise evaluation, which will result in more effective interventions with athletes by professionals.…”

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“…It is known that the manifestation of burnout in athletes has been identified as a dynamic process that fluctuates according to the demands of stress and pressure during a sports season 7,17,18 . Lai and Wiggins 19 compared the levels of this syndrome in soccer athletes aged 19 to 38 years over a sports season and found that the values of perception of burnout at the end of the season were higher than those obtained at the beginning.…”

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“…In Brazil, Bemfica et al 20 evaluated the levels of burnout in male professional soccer players at two moments of the Brazilian Championship and identified a low and stable frequency of feelings regarding burnout at the beginning and end of this competition. Among the studies that investigated burnout longitudinally in athletes [18][19][20][21][22][23] , few sought to verify the longitudinal oscillations of burnout in soccer [18][19][20][21][22] , and there is a particular lack of information on athletes in training and from different base categories.…”

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Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

Bicalho¹,

Costa²,

Noce³

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The aimed of the study were: (a) to construct a reference table for burnout in soccer athletes of the U-20 category and (b) to verify the individual oscillations in the perception of these athletes in relation to burnout over three periods of the sports season. The 53 sub-20 soccer athletes participated. The Atlhete Burnout Questionnaire, brazilian version, was applied to athletes during training, competition and vacation periods of the sports season. A reference table was built for under-20 soccer athletes for each assessed period. Fluctuations were found in the average values of the total burnout frequency of the athletes during the 3 periods: training (=1.35 ± 0.13 and =2.11 ± 0.19), competition (=1.26 ± 0.13 and =2.27 ± 0.24) and vacation (=1.27 ± 0.14 and = 2.18 ± 0.28) Based on this table and the individual classification of each athlete, it was observed that 32 athletes presented fluctuations in the perception of burnout during the sports season and 21 athletes did not show fluctuations in feelings of burnout during the three evaluation periods. The period with the highest number of athletes (n = 17) with a high level of burnout was the training period. It is concluded that it is not possible to establish a single and collective behavior regarding the fluctuations of burnout levels in athletes of the U-20 category during a sports season, and that the category reference table contributes to a greater accuracy of the burnout evaluation in every season.

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Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

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“…Fatores motivacionais também se relacionam com a percepção de burnout, pois a motivação intrínseca pode atuar como um agente protetor do profissional do esporte em relação à manifestação de burnout (GUSTAFSSON et al, 2018;PIRES et al, 2016), ao passo que a amotivação se constitui em um preditor da síndrome (FAGUNDES et al, 2019). Logo, indicadores reduzidos das dimensões da síndrome podem apontar para árbitros motivados intrinsecamente à prática da profissão.…”

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Percepção da síndrome de burnout em árbitros de futsal

Ribeiro

Pires

2019

Cad. Educ. Fís. Esp.

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Introdução: A pressão psicológica recorrente e as exigências por um desempenho elevado podem influenciar de forma negativa a saúde psicológica do árbitro. Essa sobrecarga de estresse pode torná-lo propenso à síndrome do esgotamento profissional conhecida como burnout. Objetivo: O presente estudo tem como objetivo comparar a percepção de burnout em árbitros de futsal em relação ao grau de escolaridade, ao nível de arbitragem e ao tempo de arbitragem. Participaram do estudo 41 árbitros de futsal com média de idade de 41,85±11,47 anos, pertencentes à Federação de Futsal do Pará (FEFUSPA). Métodos: Foram utilizados o “Inventário de Burnout para Árbitros”, composto por nove itens que associam as três dimensões da síndrome, e um questionário demográfico. Para a análise de dados foram utilizados a estatística descritiva e o teste U de Mann Whitney (p≤0,05). Resultados: Não houve diferenças significativas na percepção das dimensões de burnout em relação às variáveis estudadas. Conclusão: As variáveis grau de escolaridade, nível de arbitragem e tempo de arbitragem não interferem na manifestação da síndrome de burnout em árbitros. ABSTRACT. Burnout syndrome perception in futsal referees. Background: Recurrent psychological pressure and demands for high performance may negatively influence the referee’s psychological health. This stress overload can make referee prone to the burnout syndrome known as burnout. Objective: The present study aims to compare the perception of burnout in futsal referees in relation to the educational level, the level of arbitration and the time of arbitration. Methods: 41 futsal referees with a mean age of 41.85±11.47 years, belonging to the Futsal Federation of Pará (FEFUSPA), participated in the study. The “Burnout Inventory for Referees” was used, composed of nine items that associate the three dimensions of the syndrome, and a demographic questio-nnaire. Descriptive statistics and the Mann Whitney U test (p≤0.05) were used for data analysis. Results: There were no significant differences in the perception of burnout dimensions in relation to the studied variables. Conclusion: The variables educational level, arbitration level and arbitration time do not interfere in the manifestation of burnout syndrome in referees.

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“…In sports literature, coping includes strategies such as coping with adversity, peaking under pressure, freedom from worry, and confidence/achievement motivation (Smith and Christensen, 1995). Considering motivation as an example of coping strategy, recent study highlighted that the dimensions of amotivation (absence of motivation) are effective markers to predict athlete burnout in the preparatory and competitive periods (Fagundes et al, 2019).…”

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Burnout and coping perceptions of judo athletes throughout a sport season

Pires¹,

Ugrinowitsch²

2020

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This study aimed to investigate burnout and coping throughout a year of competition as well as to analyse the relationship between dimensions of burnout and coping strategies. Brazilian high-level judo athletes (N = 20) completed questionnaires of burnout and coping. Data collection occurred four times throughout a sport season. Although the results showed no increase in burnout dimensions, the confidence/motivation coping strategy increased during the season. Moreover, burnout dimensions showed a moderate and inverse correlation to confidence/motivation throughout the season.

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Can motivation and overtraining predict burnout in professional soccer athletes in different periods of the season?

Cited by 19 publications

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Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

Percepção da síndrome de burnout em árbitros de futsal

Burnout and coping perceptions of judo athletes throughout a sport season

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