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    • Session rating of perceived exertion (sRPE) is a key indicator of internal training load.
    • sRPE may also reflect external training load factors like duration and volume.
    • This suggests sRPE could offer unique insights into accumulated fatigue.

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    • To investigate the influence of training duration on sRPE.
    • To examine sRPE during heavy training bouts at consistent intensity.
    • To determine if sRPE provides fatigue information beyond internal training load markers.

    Main Methods:

    • Eleven university swimmers completed a high-volume training session (4x10x100-yd).
    • External (lap time) and internal (heart rate, blood lactate) intensities were monitored.
    • sRPE was measured after each set, simulating the end of the bout.

    Main Results:

    • No significant differences were found in lap time, heart rate, or blood lactate between sets.
    • This indicated consistent external and internal training intensities.
    • sRPE significantly increased across the sets, demonstrating a rise in perceived exertion with duration.

    Conclusions:

    • Increased training duration elevates sRPE, even with constant intensity.
    • sRPE provides additional information on accumulated fatigue.
    • This supports the utility of sRPE in comprehensive training load monitoring.