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EnglishThe purpose of this study was to assess the reliability of a repeated-sprint test, specifically designed for field-hockey, as it was based directly on the time-motion analysis of elite level competition. The test consisted of 6 x 30-m over-ground sprints departing on 25s, with an active recovery (approximately 3.1-3.3 ms(-1)) between sprints. Ten highly trained, male, field-hockey players (mean+/-S.D.: age, 23+/-3 years; body mass, 78.1+/-7.1 kg) participated in this study. Following familiarisation, the subjects performed the repeated-sprint test on two occasions, 7 days apart. The reliability of the test variables was assessed by the typical error of measurement (TE). The total sprint time was very reliable (T(1): 26.79+/-0.76 s versus T2: 26.83+/-0.74 s), as the TE was 0.7\% (95\% CL, 0.5-1.2\%). However, the percent sprint decrement was less reliable (T1: 5.6+/-0.9\% versus T2: 5.8+/-1.0\%), with the TE being 14.9\% (95\% CL, 10.8-31.3\%). In summary, it is suggested that this field-hockey-specific, repeated-sprint test is very reliable when the results are presented as the total sprint time.
| Titolo: | Reliability of a repeated-sprint test for field-hockey |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2006 |
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| Abstract: | The purpose of this study was to assess the reliability of a repeated-sprint test, specifically designed for field-hockey, as it was based directly on the time-motion analysis of elite level competition. The test consisted of 6 x 30-m over-ground sprints departing on 25s, with an active recovery (approximately 3.1-3.3 ms(-1)) between sprints. Ten highly trained, male, field-hockey players (mean+/-S.D.: age, 23+/-3 years; body mass, 78.1+/-7.1 kg) participated in this study. Following familiarisation, the subjects performed the repeated-sprint test on two occasions, 7 days apart. The reliability of the test variables was assessed by the typical error of measurement (TE). The total sprint time was very reliable (T(1): 26.79+/-0.76 s versus T2: 26.83+/-0.74 s), as the TE was 0.7\% (95\% CL, 0.5-1.2\%). However, the percent sprint decrement was less reliable (T1: 5.6+/-0.9\% versus T2: 5.8+/-1.0\%), with the TE being 14.9\% (95\% CL, 10.8-31.3\%). In summary, it is suggested that this field-hockey-specific, repeated-sprint test is very reliable when the results are presented as the total sprint time. |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11562/314912 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 01.01 Articolo in Rivista |
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