ArticleFrontiers in sports and active living2026
Validity of a reactive agility test for aerobic and anaerobic performance assessment in female handball players.
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Introduction: Aerobic and anaerobic capacity are considered key performance indicators in team ball sports. However, diagnostics focus on treadmill testing or linear sprints, not considering multidirectional change of direction and reactive agility. This study evaluated the validity of a novel multidirectional reactive agility test (RA test) to determine aerobic and anaerobic capacity in high-level female handball athletes. Methods: Fourteen first-team female handball players performed four all-out 150 m multidirectional RA runs on the SKILLCOURT. Maximum oxygen uptake (VO Results: Bland-Altman analyses revealed a mean difference in VO Discussion: The results support the suitability of a RA test protocol for directly measuring and estimating aerobic capacity (VO
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