Métodos de controle da fadiga em atletas de futebol
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Soccer, Fatigue, Athletic PerformanceAbstract
Fatigue is a transitory state caused by a series of factors, which culminates in the reduction of the athlete's physical or mental capacity, which may lead to injury. Soccer is an intermittent sport, where both motor and central fatigue are common. The present study aimed to present ways to control fatigue in soccer players, verifying the advantages and disadvantages of each method presented in the literature. This is a narrative review where research on the subject described published in Portuguese and English was reviewed, disregarding the year of publication to cover a greater number of works. The main ways of monitoring fatigue in soccer players pointed out in the literature were: ratings of perceived exertion; heart rate; training impulse; global positioning system; vertical jumps; lactate dehydrogenase; creatine kinase; C-reactive protein and glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase, with emphasis on both practicality and precision for ratings of perceived exertion, vertical jumps, global positioning system and creatine kinase test, Financial availability and logistics for carrying out directly influencing the choice.
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