NDLI: Demandas físicas y fisiológicas en el Hockey hierba femenino: diferencias entre los tiempos de juego (Physical and physiological demands in women’s field hockey: differences between play times)

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Demandas físicas y fisiológicas en el Hockey hierba femenino: diferencias entre los tiempos de juego (Physical and physiological demands in women’s field hockey: differences between play times)

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Author	Cussaría, Jeisson Andrés Leal Gálvez, María José Ortega Álvarez, Javier Porras González, Javier Gálvez
Copyright Year	2018
Abstract	Los entrenadores y preparadores fisicos deben conocer las demandas fisicas y fisiologicas del hockey hierba para poder programar los entrenamientos orientados a las necesidades de la competicion. El objetivo del estudio fue analizar los patrones de movimiento en competicion en jugadoras de hockey hierba en a lo largo de los cuatro periodos de partido. Participaron 18 jugadoras (22.8 ± 2.9 anos), las cuales fueron monitorizadas mediante GPS y pulsometro. Las jugadoras recorrieron 6668 m, de los cuales 276 fueron a alta intensidad (>18 km·h -1 ), con una velocidad media de 99.33 m·min -1 y se realizaron 7.28 sprints (>20 km·h -1 ) por partido. Las jugadoras que completaron todo el partido disminuyeron la distancia recorrida en el ultimo cuarto ( p 18 km·h -1 ); an average speed of 99.33 m·min -1 and 7.28 sprints (> 20 km·h -1 ) were recorded by match. Those players who played the full match decreased the distance covered in the last quarter (p <.001), substitutes not displaying that trend. The maximum heart rate reached in the last quarter was lower than in the previous ones (p <.001). We can consider hockey as an intermittent intensity sport producing fatigue, therefore coaches should manage rotational changes during match with efficiency.
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Language	English
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