2018
DOI: 10.1519/jsc.0000000000002335
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Reliability and Validity of a Submaximal Warm-up Test for Monitoring Training Status in Professional Soccer Players

Abstract: Rabbani, A, Kargarfard, M, and Twist, C. Reliability and validity of a submaximal warm-up test for monitoring training status in professional soccer players. J Strength Cond Res 32(2): 326-333, 2018-Two studies were conducted to assess the reliability and validity of a submaximal warm-up test (SWT) in professional soccer players. For the reliability study, 12 male players performed an SWT over 3 trials, with 1 week between trials. For the validity study, 14 players of the same team performed an SWT and a 30-15… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, we concede that findings have added to the literature base, especially as similar investigations cannot be performed at professional standards of play. As an alternative, submaximal versions of exhaustive tests implemented as part of a standardised warm-up can provide relevant information on training status [ 33 ]. Similarly, assessments such as a countermovement jump (CMJ) on a portable platform are quick and easy means of determining neuromuscular fatigue.…”
Section: Conducting Pmf Monitoring In the Professional Soccer Club Sementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, we concede that findings have added to the literature base, especially as similar investigations cannot be performed at professional standards of play. As an alternative, submaximal versions of exhaustive tests implemented as part of a standardised warm-up can provide relevant information on training status [ 33 ]. Similarly, assessments such as a countermovement jump (CMJ) on a portable platform are quick and easy means of determining neuromuscular fatigue.…”
Section: Conducting Pmf Monitoring In the Professional Soccer Club Sementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alternatively, intermittent is defined as an activity that is interrupted and restarts after a particular time span, characterised by alternated loads and rest intervals [53,54]. Considering all possible combinations of these categories, we subsequently identified five distinct SMFT categories from the available literature (Figure 1 • Continuous-Fixed category represents a steady-state exercise which remains constant for the entire SMFT (for example, 4 minutes running at 12 km•h -1 ) [55,56].…”
Section: Protocol Taxonomymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The magnitude of correlations between cardiac parasympathetic related variables (HRR and vagalrelated HRV) and endurance capacity is less clear and ranged from no correlation to a very-large relationship [47,56,91]. The disparity could be the consequence of varied protocol intensities [9,34,41,44] , collection time (e.g., 60, 180-second post-exercise) [47], analysis approaches [56], and fitness criterion measures [44,70]. Importantly, inferences regarding their long-term validity as proxy measures of changes in fitness can be somewhat impacted by SMFT intensity (i.e., HRex) [9].…”
Section: Inferring Fitness-fatiguementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interclass correlation coefficient (ICC) was used to examine the reliability of the ABI over three trials. ICC results were interpreted as the classification scale: very high (0.90 -1.00), high (0.70 -0.89), moderate (0.50 -0.69), and low (0.26 -0.49) (26). The relationship between the calculated indices and COP, score, and time, respectively, was calculated using correlation coefficients.…”
Section: Statistical Analysesmentioning
confidence: 99%