estimated workload - L3 Flashcards

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what is external workload

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mechanical actions performed: distance, speed, repetitions, impacts etc.

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what is internal load

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how we react to the externla workload, e.g physiological reaction of the athlete HR, lactate, RPE.

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does internsity or volume go up in time

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intensity does not change over time the volume accumluaates

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the main applications of estimating workload. (why we would be interested in it)

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testing: gain specific snapshot of performance.
monitoring: keep track of response to training - improved fatgue
specifcity: undertsand match demands and compare to training.

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is dynamic stress load reliable

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very popular but not as relaible

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what does dynamic stress load show

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represents level of fatigue

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how do you make DSL more reliable

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use this reptitively for an athlete

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what is DSL measured on

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based on accelerometer measured impacts >2m/s^2. speed

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how does fatigue effect DSL

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when you are fatigued DSL will increase.

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what do you need to count a players acceleration?

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to count a player needs to accelerates by at least 0.5 m/s^2 for at least 0.5s

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what are different GPS metrics

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dynamic stress load, sprints, high intensity running and acceleration

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what classifys a sprint

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running above a thrashold (5.5m/s default) for at least 1 s until 80% below threshold.

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