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    • Exercise Physiology

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    • Limited data exists on the activity profiles of elite netballers during competition and training.
    • Understanding player load is crucial for optimizing performance and preventing injuries in netball.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To quantify and analyze player load in elite netball players during matches and training sessions.
    • To investigate variations in player load across different playing positions and between match and training contexts.

    Main Methods:

    • Accelerometry-based player load assessment in 12 elite netballers.
    • Analysis of total load, playing intensity (au/min), and time spent in intensity zones.
    • Data collected from 15 matches and up to 17 training sessions per player.

    Main Results:

    • Goal-based positions (e.g., goal shooter, goal keeper) exhibited lower player load compared to attacking and wing positions.
    • Differences in load were primarily attributed to time spent in low-intensity activities.
    • Match play intensity exceeded training intensity, though moderate-to-high intensity activity duration was comparable.

    Conclusions:

    • Accelerometry provides a reliable method for measuring player load in netball.
    • The study offers novel insights into the distinct activity profiles of various netball playing positions.