Metabolic and Hormonal Responses to Exercise in Children and Adolescents

Boisseau, Nathalie; Delamarche, Paul

doi:10.2165/00007256-200030060-00003

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“…Therefore, it is likely that more specific alterations in muscle morphology and metabolism explain the marked increase in aerobic power at later adolescent years (8).…”

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“…Such a period is accompanied by significant increases in serum testosterone over six month intervals and a concomitant increase in stature, body mass and testicular volume (25,47). Increases in circulating growth androgens, such as testosterone and dihydrotestosterone, have an anabolic effect on structural protein production, leading to muscular and skeletal development (8).…”

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Changes in Anthropometry and Performance, and Their Interrelationships, Across Three Seasons in Elite Youth Rugby League Players

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Worsfold

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Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research

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“…Therefore, it is likely that more specific alterations in muscle morphology and metabolism explain the marked increase in aerobic power at later adolescent years (8).…”

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Changes in Anthropometry and Performance, and Their Interrelationships, Across Three Seasons in Elite Youth Rugby League Players

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Twist³

et al. 2014

Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research

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“…Data from our practice indicates that players pre-peak height velocity (PHV) do not respond to traditional high intensity or sprint interval training, possibly due to a lower glycolytic capacity to supply ATP during high intensity exercise (6). However, the same protocols provide an appropriate stimulus in those who are circum-or post-PHV.…”

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Strength Training and Metabolic Conditioning for Female Youth and Adolescent Soccer Players

Wright

Laas

2016

Strength &Amp; Conditioning Journal

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CitationWright, M. (2016) AbstractDespite the rapid growth in women and girls playing soccer evidence based guidelines to inform conditioning for girls are sparse. The majority of research on youth soccer is conducted in males, which may not be transferable to practice in female teams. This paper reflects on the current evidence base and draws upon the authors' experiences to provide guidelines to improve conditioning programs throughout maturation in girls. The article focuses on the integration of neuromuscular and metabolic conditioning methods to safely improve physical performance and reduce injury risk factors. Guidelines are presented for players pre, circum, and post peak height velocity.

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“…The glycolytic activity depends on the age and to the proportional utilization of the fat during prolonged exercises seems to be higher in children than in adults (5) . In such sense, researchers of the growing and development point out that optimum phase to train this ability occurs during the pulling up of the puberty growth, in the first pubertal phase (an anterior phase to the arrival of the menarche).…”

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Efeitos de um programa de treinamento neuromuscular sobre o consumo máximo de oxigênio e salto vertical em atletas iniciantes de voleibol

Neto

Pellegrinotti

Montebelo

2006

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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The alterations that occur in the motor performance of young athletes involved in specialized trainings are not yet quite clear. That is a highly important knowledge to the appropriate prescription of the trainings. The purpose of this paper was to verify the influence of the training on the neuromotor and organic variables in young volleyball athletes in different moments of the program. Nine female athletes of the child team from Clube de Campo Piracicaba/SP were selected to perform the tests: the attack and blocking range, and the 1,000 meters test, with the purpose to assess the suggested training program in three different moments of the suggested training program. Four data collection were performed: the first on the athletes' presentation, the second one at the end of the general phase, and the third at the end of the special phase, and the last one at the end of the competitive period. In the preparatory period, the exercises were used aiming to improve the athletes' performance to accomplish the motor actions of the game. During the competitive phase, it was performed exercises with the purpose to keep the previously attained output indexes, favoring the collective exercises involving the techniques and tactics of the modality. Based on the statistical analysis of the data attained through the calculation of the mean, the standard deviation significance level (p < 0.05), and the percentage of the data, it was possible to conclude that there was an increase in the strength indexes of the lower limbs and in the general endurance during the general phase of the preparatory period; in the special phase, the increasing bias continued. During the competitive period, the results achieved were maintained, and this confirms the effectiveness of the training program suggested for the physical capabilities assessed.

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Metabolic and Hormonal Responses to Exercise in Children and Adolescents

Cited by 187 publications

References 90 publications

Changes in Anthropometry and Performance, and Their Interrelationships, Across Three Seasons in Elite Youth Rugby League Players

Changes in Anthropometry and Performance, and Their Interrelationships, Across Three Seasons in Elite Youth Rugby League Players

Strength Training and Metabolic Conditioning for Female Youth and Adolescent Soccer Players

Efeitos de um programa de treinamento neuromuscular sobre o consumo máximo de oxigênio e salto vertical em atletas iniciantes de voleibol

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