ArticleJournal of sports science & medicine2025
Associations between Internal Load, Respiratory Metabolism, and Neuromuscular Activation during 1v1 Small-Sided Soccer Games.
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Abstract
Small-sided soccer games (SSGs) are widely used in football training to simultaneously improve players' technical skills and physical fitness. However, the mechanistic relationship among internal load, respiratory metabolism, and neuromuscular activation during SSGs remains unclear. To examine the relationship between internal load and lower-limb neuromuscular activation during 1v1 SSGs, and to determine whether respiratory-metabolism variables mediate this association. A repeated-measures design was adopted. 60 physical education students (age: 18.75 ± 0.45 years; training experience: 3.27 ± 3.3 years; body mass: 69.35 ± 8.17 kg) completed a standardized 1v1 SSG protocol (8 × 1 min bouts with 1 min passive recovery). Internal load was quantified using the Firstbeat system - training impulse per minute (TRIMP·min
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