2017
DOI: 10.5812/asjsm.14425
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Markers of the Aerobic Energy-Delivery System as Measures of Post-Match Fatigue and Recovery in Soccer; a Repeated Measures Design

Abstract: Objectives: The aerobic energy-delivery system substantially contributes to energy consumption while playing soccer. Fatigue and recovery in soccer are hence closely related to this system's efficiency, however research emphasizing this relationship is lacking. This study aimed at examining if it is possible to detect post-match fatigue and recovery in soccer players by exploring markers (e.g. oxygen consumption, heart rate, and blood lactate) of the aerobic energy-delivery system's efficiency during a steady-… Show more

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“…These include variables collected during (exercise HR [HRex]), immediately after (HRR) the SMFT, and soon after (HR variability [HRV, vagal-related HRV]) the SMFT. Other measures include blood markers (e.g., blood lactate) [67,[74][75][76][77][78][79][80] and oxygen consumption-related parameters (e.g., oxygen uptake) [75,76,81,82]. As blood and oxygen uptake outcome measures are time consuming, expensive, and obtrusive, their viability to provide standardized and repeatable response measures is considered limited, particularly in team sports [11,83].…”
Section: Cardiorespiratory/metabolic Outcome Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These include variables collected during (exercise HR [HRex]), immediately after (HRR) the SMFT, and soon after (HR variability [HRV, vagal-related HRV]) the SMFT. Other measures include blood markers (e.g., blood lactate) [67,[74][75][76][77][78][79][80] and oxygen consumption-related parameters (e.g., oxygen uptake) [75,76,81,82]. As blood and oxygen uptake outcome measures are time consuming, expensive, and obtrusive, their viability to provide standardized and repeatable response measures is considered limited, particularly in team sports [11,83].…”
Section: Cardiorespiratory/metabolic Outcome Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, across a standard micro-cycle, HR measures tend to stay relatively stable [45,47]. For example, studies among youth and senior athletes have observed no changes in the day-to-day variability of SMFT HRex [45,47,75] and HRR [45,47] derived from multiple SMFT administered throughout the week, despite substantial variations in training loads. Whilst vagal-related HRV indices are considered to provide a better insight into the cardiac ANS [10,53], daily variations in training loads were associated with stable [45,47] and lower [53] responses.…”
Section: Inferring Physiological Statementioning
confidence: 99%
“…the SMFT. Other measures include blood markers (e.g., blood lactate; B[La]) [57,[65][66][67][68][69][70][71] and oxygen consumption related parameters (e.g., oxygen uptake) [66,67,72,73]. Since B[La] and oxygen uptake outcome measures are time consuming, expensive and obtrusive, their viability to provide standardised and repeatable response measures is considered limited, particularly in team-sports [10,74].…”
Section: Cardio-respiratory/metabolic Outcome Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, across a standard micro-cycle, HR measures tend to stay relatively stable [44,46]. For example, studies among youth and senior athletes have observed no changes in the day-to-day variability of SMFT HRex [44,46,66] and HRR [44,46] derived from multiple SMFT throughout the week, despite substantial variations in training loads. Whilst vagal-related HRV indices are considered to provide better insight into the cardiac ANS [9,116], daily variations in training loads were associated with stable [44,46] and lower [116] responses.…”
Section: Inferring Fitness-fatiguementioning
confidence: 99%
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