The Effects of the Combination of High-Intensity Interval Training with 3D-Multiple Object Tracking Task on Perceptual-Cognitive Performance: A Randomized Controlled Intervention Trial

Park, Soo‐Yong; Klotzbier, Thomas Jürgen; Schott, Nadja

doi:10.3390/ijerph18094862

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“…It might be attributed to the fact that ordinary college students do not have the same soccer experience or training. A recent study used a 3D-MOT task in high-intensity interval training (HIIT) to explore the effect on perceptual-cognitive performance and reported that the combination training resulted in task-specific benefits, which confirms our findings ( Park et al, 2021 ). Romeas et al (2016) reported that long-term MOT training improves athletic performance and decision-making ability of soccer players.…”

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Effects of perceptual-cognitive tasks on inter-joint coordination of soccer players and ordinary college students

Ren

Wang

2022

Front. Psychol.

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Perceptual-cognitive tasks play a pivotal role in performing voluntary movements, which is crucial for good performances among soccer players. This study explored the effect of perceptual-cognitive tasks on the inter-joint coordination of soccer players and college students during landing. The classic multiple objective tracking (MOT) task was used to simulate the perceptual-cognitive task under a sports environment. Fifteen soccer players (age: 20.1 ± 1.5 year, height: 181.4 ± 7.4 cm, weight: 75.4 ± 10.7 kg) and twenty ordinary college students (age: 20.0 ± 2.3 years, height: 177.9 ± 4.9 cm, weight: 71.6 ± 9.9 kg) were enrolled to the study. Participants in the two groups were subjected to a single task (landing task) and dual-task (MOT task and landing task). Coordination and variability indicators were recorded using a Vicon infrared motion capture system and a force measuring platform. The results showed that the mean absolute relative phase of hip and knee joint (MARPhip-knee), deviation phase of hip and knee joint (DPhip-knee), and deviation phase of knee and ankle joint (DPknee-ankle) of the two groups under the dual-task were significantly different compared with the parameters when participants were subjected to the single task. The dual-task had higher effect size on DPhip-Knee and MARPhip-knee, indicating that dual-task had a greater impact on coordination of the hip and knee joints. DPhip-knee and DPknee-ankle of ordinary students were more extensive relative to those of the soccer players, and hip joint stiffness (Khip) for ordinary students was lower than that of the soccer players under the different tasks. These findings implied that the perceptual-cognitive task markedly affected the inter-joint coordination of soccer players and college students, mainly by impairing the hip and knee coordination. Although there is less variability in lower extremity coordination patterns of soccer players compared to college students, the MOT task still affects their coordination ability.

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Effects of perceptual-cognitive tasks on inter-joint coordination of soccer players and ordinary college students

Ren

Wang

2022

Front. Psychol.

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“…Although most 3D-MOT studies used only the speed threshold as an indicator for performance (Park et al, 2021), we also analyzed the score of the fastest trial, considering that, together, these parameters could give a broader response regarding mental fatigue. However, none of these parameters were affected by mental fatigue inducement.…”

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Young Basketball Players’ Multiple Object Tracking Skills Were Unaffected by Stroop-Induced Mental Fatigue

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We aimed to examine the acute effect of mental fatigue on young basketball players’ three-dimensional multiple object tracking (3D-MOT) skills. Our participants were 12 adolescent basketball players ( M age = 16.66, SD = 1.87 years; M years of practice = 2.66, SD = 1.07 years). In nine lab visits, we used visits 1 to 7 to familiarize participants with 3D-MOT, a subjective scale of mental fatigue, and a Stroop task involving mental set shifting. In the last two visits, participants performed in both experimental (EXP) and control (CON) conditions that were presented in randomized order. In the EXP condition, participants performed 3D-MOT pre- and post-60 minutes of induced mental fatigue; in the CON condition, they watched a documentary. After each condition, B participants performed the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Task Load Index (NASA-TLX). 3D-MOT performance measures were the “score” and “fastest trial score success.” The response time on the Stroop tasks increased throughout the mental fatigue inducement in the experimental condition ( p = .0037). The NASA-TLX responses were higher following the EXP condition than following the CON condition for mental demand, temporal demand, and performance (all ps < .05). Still, there were no significant EXP versus CON differences on the 3D-MOT performance indicators.

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“…Long-term MOT training positively affects motor stability and improves landing movement. It has been used for optokinetic simulation training, which possibly improved posture stability in dual tasks [ 2 , 37 ]. Therefore, much more training-related research needs to be conducted in this field in specific populations for robust training recommendations.…”

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Perceptual-Cognitive Tasks Affect Landing Performance of Soccer Players at Different Levels of Fatigue

Ren

Wang

Zhang

et al. 2022

Applied Bionics and Biomechanics

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Background. There is a possible interaction between the underlying mechanisms of perceptual-cognitive tasks and motor control. For example, landing biomechanics changed during perceptual-cognitive tasks undertaken at different levels of fatigue of the athlete. Thus, this study explored the effect of perception-cognitive tasks interventions on male soccer players’ landing mechanisms at different levels of fatigue. Methods. Perceptual-cognitive tasks during games were simulated using classic multiple object tracking (MOT) paradigms, and 15 male soccer players completed MOT tasks under nonfatigue (NF), moderate fatigue (MF), and severe fatigue (SF). Landing-associated indicators were collected and calculated using a Vicon and force measuring platform. Results. Level of fatigue and MOT task significantly affected hip and knee flexion angles, hip and knee extension moments, and vertical ground reaction force. Specifically, hip and knee flexion angles were significantly higher in MOT than non-MOT tasks at all levels of fatigue. In NF state, hip and knee extension moments were significantly smaller during MOT than non-MOT tasks. In SF state, the hip extension moment was larger during MOT than non-MOT tasks. In both MF and SF states, vertical ground reaction force was significantly higher in MOT than non-MOT tasks. Conclusion. Although soccer players landed cautiously when not fatigued, they were significantly less able to do this and handle challenging perceptual-cognitive task movements when fatigued. Thus, landing performance is affected by perceptual-cognitive task interference in fatigue conditions.

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The Effects of the Combination of High-Intensity Interval Training with 3D-Multiple Object Tracking Task on Perceptual-Cognitive Performance: A Randomized Controlled Intervention Trial

Cited by 12 publications

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Effects of perceptual-cognitive tasks on inter-joint coordination of soccer players and ordinary college students

Effects of perceptual-cognitive tasks on inter-joint coordination of soccer players and ordinary college students

Young Basketball Players’ Multiple Object Tracking Skills Were Unaffected by Stroop-Induced Mental Fatigue

Perceptual-Cognitive Tasks Affect Landing Performance of Soccer Players at Different Levels of Fatigue

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