Is an elevated submaximal heart rate associated with psychomotor slowness in young elite soccer players?
Is an elevated submaximal heart rate associated with psychomotor slowness in young elite soccer players?
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DOI:
10.1080/17461391.2011.630101
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发表时间:
2013-03-01
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Lemmink, Koen A. P. M.
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作者:
Brink, Michel S.;Visscher, Chris;Lemmink, Koen A. P. M.
The aim of the present study was to find early markers for overreaching that are applicable in sport practice. In a group of elite soccer players aged 1518, the stressrecovery balance and reaction times before and after exercise were assessed. Overreaching was indicated by an elevated submaximal heart rate during a sport-specific field test. Submaximal changes in heart rate were prospectively monitored by means of monthly Interval Shuttle Run Tests during two competitive seasons. Out of 94 players, seven players with an elevated heart rate of at least one month could be included in the study, together with seven controls, matched for age, body composition, training and performance level. The stressrecovery balance was assessed with the Dutch version of the Recovery Stress Questionnaire (RESTQ-Sport). The soccer players with an elevated heart rate reported a disturbed stressrecovery balance (MannWhitney test, P