Inter-methodological quantification of the target change for performance test outcomes relevant to elite female soccer players

IF 2.8 2区 医学 Q1 SPORT SCIENCES Science and Medicine in Football Pub Date : 2021-06-19 DOI:10.1080/24733938.2021.1942538
N. Datson, Lorenzo Lolli, B. Drust, G. Atkinson, M. Weston, W. Gregson
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ABSTRACT Introduction Valid and informed interpretations of changes in physical performance test data are important within athletic development programmes. At present, there is a lack of consensus regarding a suitable method for deeming whether a change in physical performance is practically relevant or not. Methods We compared true population variance in mean test scores between those derived from evidence synthesis of observational studies to those derived from practioner opinion (n = 30), and to those derived from a measurement error (minimal detectable change) quantification (n = 140). All these methods can help to obtain ‘target’ change score values for performance variables. Results We found that the conventional ‘blanket’ target change of 0.2 (between-subjects SD) systematically underestimated practically relevant and more informed changes derived for 5-m sprinting, 30-m sprinting, CMJ, and Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Level 1 (IR1) tests in elite female soccer players. Conclusions For the first time in the field of sport and exercise sciences, we have illustrated the use of a principled approach for comparing different methods for the definition of changes in physical performance test variables that are practically relevant. Our between-method comparison approach provides preliminary guidance for arriving at target change values that may be useful for research purposes and tracking of individual female soccer player’s physical performance.
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与优秀女子足球运动员相关的成绩测试结果目标变化的方法间量化
在运动发展计划中,对体能测试数据变化的有效和明智的解释是很重要的。目前,对于一种合适的方法来判断身体表现的变化是否实际相关,缺乏共识。方法:我们比较了观察性研究的证据合成得出的平均测试分数的真实总体方差与来自医生意见的结果(n = 30)和来自测量误差(最小可检测变化)量化的结果(n = 140)。所有这些方法都可以帮助获得性能变量的“目标”更改分值。结果我们发现,传统的“毯子”目标变化0.2(受试者间SD)系统性地低估了优秀女子足球运动员5米短跑、30米短跑、CMJ和悠悠球间歇恢复水平1 (IR1)测试中得出的实际相关和更灵通的变化。在体育和运动科学领域的第一次,我们已经说明了使用一个原则性的方法来比较不同的方法来定义在实际相关的物理性能测试变量的变化。我们的方法间比较方法为达到目标变化值提供了初步指导,这可能对研究目的和跟踪女子足球运动员个人的身体表现有用。
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