Current Approaches To Problems Of Intermittent Load
Vol.6,No.1(2012)
This summary work maps the current state of knowledge in the field of intermittent load. It is a relatively new approach to the classification of load mostly in sports games (football, hockey, basketball, etc.) The majority of studies dealing with this problem are mostly published in foreign scientific journals. This article created a long-term monitoring and translation of these studies and is devoted to intermittent load characteristics in terms of physiology and, consequently, its diagnosis and influence on training. Football is a typical sport characteristic of intermittent load and therefore most studies are dedicated to the players or the referees in football.
intermittent load; sports games; energy refund; diagnostics
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