Monitoring training

Barry Drust, Laura Bowen

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Abstract

Monitoring training is a key aspect of soccer science. Superior systems and organisational approaches to training have the potential to provide important competitive advantages. Training monitoring should involve describing both the exercise (what the player does) and response how the player changes behaviour or perceives the exercise. Attempts to individualise training load monitoring are an important consideration in soccer. Individualising training load monitoring might include tailoring the approach used to collect, analyse, and interpret data based on the type of training completed. Wearable devices, particularly those that measure the movement characteristics of players are seen as fundamental for training monitoring. Another popular approach for training monitoring is based on evaluating physiological responses. These internal responses may be assessed within an exercise session (to evaluate the demand associated with the activity) or may be completed post-exercise (to attempt to evaluate the impact that the exercise has had on the individual).

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationScience and Soccer
Subtitle of host publicationDeveloping Elite Performers
EditorsA. Mark Williams, Paul Ford, Barry Drust
PublisherTaylor and Francis
Chapter18
Pages292-308
Number of pages17
Edition4
ISBN (Electronic)ISBN 9781003148418
ISBN (Print)9780367708955, 9781032460307
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 13 Jun 2023

Bibliographical note

Publisher Copyright:
© 2023 selection and editorial matter, A. Mark Williams, Paul R. Ford, and Barry Drust; individual chapters, the contributors.

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • General Social Sciences
  • General Psychology
  • General Medicine

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