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スモールサイドゲーム中の心血管負荷変動の決定要因:ゲーム形式,バウトの強度,ヨヨの断続的な回復パフォーマンスの影響

Aleksandra Kisilewicz1, Małgorzata Smoter2, Robert Trybulski3,4

  • 1Faculty of Medicine, Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Wrocław, Poland.

Journal of sports science & medicine
|February 19, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

サッカー選手の小サイドゲーム (SSG) の間におけるより高い平均心拍の強度は,より低い心血管負荷の変動性と関連しています. ゲーム形式とエアロビックフィットネスは,この変動性を有意に予測しませんでした.

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心拍数は,心拍数によって決まります.フットボール (football) フットボール (football) フットボール (football)生理学的反応である.スポーツトレーニング スポーツトレーニング スポーツトレーニングトレーニングデザイン トレーニングデザイン トレーニングデザイン

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