ArticleEuropean journal of applied physiology2024
Mechanical and metabolic power in accelerated running-Part II: team sports.
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Abstract
purposeThis manuscript is devoted to discuss the interplay between velocity and acceleration in setting metabolic and mechanical power in team sports.
methodsTo this aim, an essential step is to assess the individual Acceleration-Speed Profile (ASP) by appropriately analysing training sessions or matches. This allows one to estimate maximal mechanical and metabolic power, including that for running at constant speed, and hence to determine individual thresholds thereof.
resultsSeveral approaches are described and the results, as obtained from 38 official matches of one team (Italian Serie B, season 2020-2021), are reported and discussed. The number of events in which the external mechanical power exceeded 80% of that estimated from the subject's ASP ([Formula: see text]) was 1.61 times larger than the number of accelerations above 2.5 m s
conclusionThese data underline the flaws of acceleration counting above fixed thresholds.
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