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Quantitative assessment of the effects of official match on physical performance factors on under-16 and under-18 female basketball players at national league level
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European Journal of Human Movement
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Izquierdo Velasco, J. M.; Redondo Castán, J. C. (2021). Quantitative assessment of the effects of official match on physical performance factors on under-16 and under-18 female basketball players at national league level. European Journal of Human Movement, 46
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Asociación Española de Ciencias del Deporte
Fecha
2021
ISSN
2386-4095
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[EN] This study aimed to analyze and quantify relevant effects of competition on
performance factors in female basketball players (16.45±0.92 years) according to age (under-16
and under-18) and playing positions: guards (n=19), forwards (n=27) and centres (n=22).
Participants completed tests to measure jump capacity (countermovement jump-CMJ) and
sprint times (10 m and 20 m) at three moments: just before the match (T1), at half-time (T2) and
after the match (T3). Associated with the increases of perceived effort, results showed “very
likely” negative effects with performance decreased from T1-T3 in 20 m (4.03% and 3.51% for
guards under-16 and under-18, respectively) and CMJ (15.17% and 13.7% for guards under-16
and forwards under-18, respectively). We only found a “large” ES in T2-T3 in guards under-16
in CMJ. Findings highlight the necessity to customize training, considering requirements and
demands of different ages and playing positions to decrease the impact of fatigue after match.
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