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Physical and physiological demands and hormonal responses in basketball small-sided games with different tactical tasks and training regimes.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport 2018 November 24
OBJECTIVES: To evaluate external and internal training load (TL) and hormonal responses in basketball 3-versus-3 small-sided games (SSGs).
DESIGN: Randomized repeated-measures study.
METHODS: Twelve male basketball players participated to four 3-versus-3 SSGs characterized by different tactical tasks (offensive; defensive) and training regimes (long-intermittent: three 4-min bouts with 2' rest in between; short-intermittent: six 2-min bouts with 1' rest in between). Variables measured were: PlayerLoad (PL); percentage of maximal heart rate (%HRmax ); Edwards' TL. Before and after the SSGs, saliva samples were collected to measure cortisol (C) and testosterone (T). Two-way (task; regime) repeated-measures ANOVA was performed for PL and %HRmax ; C concentrations were analysed with a three-way (task; regime; time: pre/post) repeated-measures ANOVA; non-parametric analyses were performed for Edwards' TL and T.
RESULTS: PL was moderately higher in offensive task (148.0±16.8 AU) compared to defensive (137.1±15.5 AU), and short regime (147.0±18.2 AU) compared to long (137.9±14.6 AU). %HRmax was moderately higher in offensive task (91.1±4.1%) compared to defensive: (88.7±5.4%), while it did not differ between regimes (long: 90.0±5.6%) (short: 89.8±4.2%); additionally, an interaction (task*regime) effect was found (ES: strong). Edwards' TL was moderately higher in offense-long SSG (56.6+2.4 AU) compared to defense-short (52.4+4.4 AU). C increased after the SSGs (ES: strong). T decreased after offense-short (ES: moderate) and increased after defense-long (ES: moderate) SSGs.
CONCLUSIONS: Tactical tasks and training regimes influence external and internal demands of basketball SSGs. Steroid hormones respond in SSGs.
DESIGN: Randomized repeated-measures study.
METHODS: Twelve male basketball players participated to four 3-versus-3 SSGs characterized by different tactical tasks (offensive; defensive) and training regimes (long-intermittent: three 4-min bouts with 2' rest in between; short-intermittent: six 2-min bouts with 1' rest in between). Variables measured were: PlayerLoad (PL); percentage of maximal heart rate (%HRmax ); Edwards' TL. Before and after the SSGs, saliva samples were collected to measure cortisol (C) and testosterone (T). Two-way (task; regime) repeated-measures ANOVA was performed for PL and %HRmax ; C concentrations were analysed with a three-way (task; regime; time: pre/post) repeated-measures ANOVA; non-parametric analyses were performed for Edwards' TL and T.
RESULTS: PL was moderately higher in offensive task (148.0±16.8 AU) compared to defensive (137.1±15.5 AU), and short regime (147.0±18.2 AU) compared to long (137.9±14.6 AU). %HRmax was moderately higher in offensive task (91.1±4.1%) compared to defensive: (88.7±5.4%), while it did not differ between regimes (long: 90.0±5.6%) (short: 89.8±4.2%); additionally, an interaction (task*regime) effect was found (ES: strong). Edwards' TL was moderately higher in offense-long SSG (56.6+2.4 AU) compared to defense-short (52.4+4.4 AU). C increased after the SSGs (ES: strong). T decreased after offense-short (ES: moderate) and increased after defense-long (ES: moderate) SSGs.
CONCLUSIONS: Tactical tasks and training regimes influence external and internal demands of basketball SSGs. Steroid hormones respond in SSGs.
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