estimated workload - L3 Flashcards
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what is external workload
mechanical actions performed: distance, speed, repetitions, impacts etc.
what is internal load
how we react to the externla workload, e.g physiological reaction of the athlete HR, lactate, RPE.
does internsity or volume go up in time
intensity does not change over time the volume accumluaates
the main applications of estimating workload. (why we would be interested in it)
testing: gain specific snapshot of performance.
monitoring: keep track of response to training - improved fatgue
specifcity: undertsand match demands and compare to training.
is dynamic stress load reliable
very popular but not as relaible
what does dynamic stress load show
represents level of fatigue
how do you make DSL more reliable
use this reptitively for an athlete
what is DSL measured on
based on accelerometer measured impacts >2m/s^2. speed
how does fatigue effect DSL
when you are fatigued DSL will increase.
what do you need to count a players acceleration?
to count a player needs to accelerates by at least 0.5 m/s^2 for at least 0.5s
what are different GPS metrics
dynamic stress load, sprints, high intensity running and acceleration
what classifys a sprint
running above a thrashold (5.5m/s default) for at least 1 s until 80% below threshold.