Fatigue Monitoring

Question 1

Rodacki et al 2002

Answer 1

Neural input does not allow for a fatigued body to accomplish max jump height

Question 2

Claudino et al 2011

Answer 2

Regulating training volume in weight room with jump height results in lower weight room volume but similar adaptations

Question 3

McLhelan et al 2011

Answer 3

Peak rate of force development was significantly decreased up to 24-hours post-match along with peak power

Question 4

Duffel et al 2012

Answer 4

Quad Max voluntary contractions were significantly decreased post-match and were associated with playing time and average speed

Question 5

Gathercole et al 2015

Answer 5

In females there was little to no association with jump variables and training load increases

Question 6

Cluadino et al 2016

Answer 6

Average jump height is more sensitive to fatigue changes rather than the max jump height

Question 6

Watkins et al 2017

Answer 6

Vertical jump height and back squat reps to failure were associated from workout 1 to 2

Question 8

Jimenez-Reyes et al 2020

Answer 8

Max force and power max all decreased over the course of the season with no major changes in max velocity during unloaded sprints