ArticleSports (Basel, Switzerland)2017
Metabolic Power of Female Footballers in Various Small-Sided Games with Different Pitch Surfaces and Sizes.
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- Metabolic Power in Team and Racquet Sports: A Systematic Review with Best-Evidence Synthesis.Sports medicine - open · 2022Pooled it
- Analysis of Intensities Using Inertial Motion Devices in Female Soccer: Do You Train like You Compete?Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2022Article
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Abstract
Small-sided-games (SSGs) seem to be a useful tool for replicating most types of scenarios found in sport competitions, but it is not that clear in female soccer. Game surface and pitch size seem to affect the intensity of SSGs, but no one has yet analysed the influence of these two variables together. The objective of this research was to analyse the metabolic power demands of various SSGs on possession play without goal-keepers, played on three different surfaces. Sixteen sub-elite female players performed three different four-a-side games (400 m², 600 m², and 800 m²) on three different surfaces (ground [GR]; natural grass [NG]; and artificial turf [AT]), recording a total of 96 events. Metabolic variables were recorded through a global positioning system (GPS). The GR condition obtained the lowest outputs for all variables in all of the SSGs. Furthermore, NG resulted in higher outcomes than AT for Average Metabolic Power (SSG 400 [+0.65;
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