ArticleFrontiers in sports and active living2025
External training load and rating of perceived exertion comparison between different playing styles and winning vs. losing matches in elite tennis.
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- Physiological and performance effects of a simulated prolonged service game in competitive male tennis players.Biology of sport · 2026Article
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Introduction: This study aims to compare different playing styles on external training load and rating of perceived exertion (RPE) in elite Hungarian junior tennis players during the off-season in winning vs. losing matches. Methods: Sixteen elite male junior tennis players from the same club participated in this study (aggressive baseliner: Results: For the different playing styles, we found that aggressive baseliner players produce more high-intensity (≤-2 m/s Discussion: In conclusion, aggressive baseliner players must develop more movements toward the net and the necessary adjustment steps for volleys. Furthermore, running activities do not necessarily influence match outcomes, therefore, it is important to place more emphasis on the development and monitoring of technical and tactical situations. Based on these points, we recommend that coaches integrate the development of specific footwork and dominant technical-tactical actions simultaneously on the court, so that players can better incorporate these elements into their game.
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