Monitoring the training effect in different periods in elite athletes

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Title:	Monitoring the training effect in different periods in elite athletes
Authors:	林彥廷;Lin, Yen-Ting;張振崗;Chang*, Chen-Kang
Contributors:	體育室
Keywords:	training;taper;detraining;testosterone;cortisol
Date:	2009-01
Issue Date:	2012-11-26 07:24:44 (UTC+0)
Abstract:	Performance of elite athletes depends on their technical, physiological and psychological abilities. Different sports require various levels of aerobic, anaerobic, speed, power, agility, and strength capacities. Elite athletes and athletes who aim to become elite usually train year-round with carefully designed training programs. The close monitoring of physical capacities during the entire training period is essential for elite athletes to investigate the effect of the training program and determine if the recovery is sufficient. This study summarized the changes in aerobic and anaerobic capacity in different training periods in athletes of various sports. In addition to fitness tests, testosterone-to-cortisol ratio may be a useful indicator for the balance between anabolic and catabolic states. Testosterone-to-cortisol ratio may be measured in different training periods to estimate the degree of recovery
Relation:	international journal of sport and exercise science
Appears in Collections:	[Office of Physical Education] Journal Article

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