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Recovery & Regeneration Behaviours in Elite English Futsal Players
D. Berdejo-del-Fresno, M. W. Laupheimer
American Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
.
2014
, 2(3), 77-82 doi:10.12691/ajssm-2-3-2
Figure 1.
Number of players in each zone every day according to the TQR questionnaire. Green zone (GZ) (optimal) is 17-20 points, Yellow zone (YZ) (good but shows room for improvement) is 15-16 points and Red zone (RZ) (recovery behaviours need to be reviewed) is <14 points. Day 1: 12 players in RZ, 6 players in YZ and 2 players in GZ; Day 2: 11 in RZ, 7 in YZ and 2 in GZ; Day 3: 13 in RZ, 5 in YZ and 2 in GZ; Day 4: 11 in RZ, 5 in YZ and 4 in GZ; Day 5: 4 in RZ, 7 in YZ and 9 in GZ; Day 6: 2 in RZ, 7 in YZ and GZ; and Day 7: 2 in RZ, 6 in YZ and 12 in GZ
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Figure 2.
Number of players in each zone every day according to the U
osm
. Red zone (RZ) (danger) is a U
osm
more than 1000 mOsml·kg
-1
H
2
O, Yellow zone (YZ) (warning) is a U
osm
higher than 600 mOsml·kg
-1
H
2
O and Green zone (GZ) (good) is a U
osm
between 200-600 mOsml·kg
-1
H
2
O. Day 1: 1 player in RZ, 8 players in YZ and 11 players in GZ; Day 2: YZ and GZ; and Day 3: 10 players both YZ and GZ
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Figure 3.
Points out of 20 obtained every day in each category of the TQR questionnaire
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Figure 4.
Percentage of the total points (20) obtained every day in each category of the TQR questionnaire
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