1. La preparazione atletica nel calcio professionistico:
studio sperimentale sulla modulazione del carico interno
The Physical Preparation in
professional football:
STUDY METHODS and
EXPERIENES
My point of view
3. In football,the player more and more trained
as an Individualathlete in side the Group
During the years, I tried to understand what were the right
parameters to individualize the load
Test
,assesment
Coach
sensibility
Sensations
of the
Athlete
Physiological
parameters
4. After several years of questions, tests,
successes and failures
I decided to
use
6. The Metabolic System
• Aerobic
• Anaerobic Alactacid
• Anaerobic Lactic
In professional
football is
important aerobic
capacity
Why I say This?
338 Training or Match
72 minutes
I n football, is aerobic power that
determines the performance
7. What assessment
Run field test or laboratory,
Cooper
Conconi
Incremental on tape-roullant
OBLA or Aerobic Threshold
Yoyo IR
HIT (buffering system)
VO2 max
HRV
VAMEVAL
Coverciano (RSA)
Capanna (resistance)
Session RPE
I
Use
these
intrernal or external
load ?
10. Session RPE
BORG,G. e coll. (1982)
Psychophysical base of perceived
exertion. Med Sci Sport
BORG, G. e coll. (1987)
Perceived exertionrelated to heart rate
and blood lactate during arm and leg
exercise. J Appl Physiol
FOSTER, C. e coll. (1996)
Athletic performance in relation to
training load. Wis Med
FOSTER, C. e coll. (2001) A
New approach to monitoring exercise
training. J Strength Cond
The Session RPE= Rating of Perceived Exertion
History
IMPELLIZZERI FM e coll.
(2004)Use of RPE-based training load
in soccer. Med Sci Sport Exerc
RAMPININI E e coll.
(2007)Factors influencing physiological
responses to small-sided soccer games.
J Sport Sci
COUTTS AJ e coll. (2009) Heart
rate and blood lactate correlates of
perceived exertion during small-sided
soccer games. J Sport Med Sci
Rating Descriptor
0 Rest
1 Very very easy
2 Easy
3 Moderate
4 Some what hard
5 Hard
6
7 Very hard
8
9
10 Maximal
Bibliography
AU = arbitrary units
Session RPE= Training Load
AU = Rating of Perceived Exertion X Time(minutes)
11. Heart reate variability(HRV)
HRV
• Hon Eh, e coll. (1965) Electronic
evaluations of the fetal hear rate patterns preceding
fetal death, fuether observations. J Obstet Gynec
• Task force of the European
society of cardiology and the
North American society of
pacing and electrophysiology.
(1996) Heart rate variability – standards of
measurement, physiological interpretation, and
clinical use. Circulation – J Cardiol
History
Interpretation of HRV
1. Time Domain
2. Frequency Domain
3. Calculation nonlinear
What is the HRV ?
a. Evaluate the
functioning of the
ANS
b. Homeostasis
c. In sports, recovery
Difference between an R peak and the next
12. Regimes of contraction
• Concentric
• Eccentric
• Isometric
• Isokinetic
Types of muscle fibers
• Type I: slow oxidative
• Type IIa : rapids mix
• Type IIx : rapids glycolytics
• Type IIc: embryonic or regenerative
O
• ST(slow-twitch)
• FT (fast-twitch)
Devloped a
strenght program
in football, is
utopic
The incrases are
due to
overlappinng of
weekly micro-
cycle
18. • Center of force
• Many problems can start from here
• Stess and tension downloaded here
• Relation between phasic and tonic is
reversed very easily
Attention to the stability and
harmony in this area
19. • Educare il trasverso e
allenare il gluteo
• Attenzione al rapporto
gluteo/quadrato dei lombi
• "Problemi alla caviglia
hanno una diretta
influenza
sull’inibizione del
gluteo" (NASM)
Stabilometry
20.
21. The most important problem in professional football today
Injuries are often linked to state of fatigue
My solution
22.
23. • Run and Walk
• Bike
• Could Bad
• Stretching 30"
• Pilates
• Sauna Hamam
• Relaxation and breathing
techniques
• Osteopathy
• Electrostimulation
• Lynphatic drainage
• SGA
• Vibration
• Hypoxia