Variation in load in elite junior AF players across the week in a 24-week season is associated with changes in wellness (mood and soreness)

T Lathlean; P Gastin; S Newstead; C Finch

doi:10.1016/j.jsams.2019.08.266

Variation in load in elite junior AF players across the week in a 24-week season is associated with changes in wellness (mood and soreness)

T Lathlean
, P Gastin
, S Newstead
, C Finch

School of Science & Technology

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Introduction: In order to transition successfully to the Australian Football League (AFL, elite junior Australian Football (AF) players need to develop certain performance characteristics, including technical skills and physical qualities. High training loads are required in order to develop these characteristics and help bridge the gap between elite junior and elite senior (AFL) competitions. It is important to quantify player training loads and wellness (response to these loads) in order to reduce the risk of potential adverse effects

Original language	English
Pages	S64-S64
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsams.2019.08.266
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2019
Event	ASICS SMA 2019: 2019 ASICS Sports Medicine Australia Conference - Novotel, Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast, Australia Duration: 23 Oct 2019 → 26 Oct 2019

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Conference	ASICS SMA 2019: 2019 ASICS Sports Medicine Australia Conference
City	Sunshine Coast, Australia
Period	23/10/19 → 26/10/19

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