Classifying Training Drills Based on Movement Demands in Australian Football
Classifying Training Drills Based on Movement Demands in Australian Football
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DOI:
10.1260/1747-9541.7.1.57
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发表时间:
2012-01-01
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
Kemp, Justin G.
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作者:
Loader, Jordan;Montgomery, Paul G.;Kemp, Justin G.
Time-motion data was used to classify a selection of training drills. Ten midfielders (age=23.8+/-1.8yr; height=183.9+/-3.8cm; mass=83.2+/-5.0 kg) from an Australian Football League team participated in 17 training drills and four quarters of an official competitive match. Heart rate and time-motion data were collected using Global Positioning and Heart Rate Systems. Cluster analysis of mean distance travelled in the seven velocity zones identified three clusters: 1) game-specific conditioning; 2) skill refining/moderate intensity dominant; and 3) skill refining/low intensity dominant. Differences between the three clusters in distance travelled at the speed zones were confirmed using one-way ANOVA. Differences between clusters were also assessed for number of efforts in velocity zones and percentage time in heart rate zones. When compared to drills with a focus on skill refining or performed on a reduced playing area, drills utilising the entire playing field better replicated the movement characteristics of competitive game play.