From: The Quantification of Acceleration Events in Elite Team Sport: a Systematic Review
Study inclusion/exclusion criteria | |
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Inclusion criteria | Exclusion criteria |
Original research articles | Systematic Reviews, Reviews, letters to the editors, non-peer reviewed articles, editorial, books, periodicals, surveys, opinion pieces, conference abstracts |
Team-based sports | Outdoor court games (tennis, volleyball) water-based, ice-based and sand-based sports. |
Participants with a mean age ≥ 18 years | Research with the mean age of athletes below the age of ≤ 18 years. |
Elite-level, able-bodied, participants playing at the elite domestic competition for their respective team sport or international representation above U/18 competition | Sub-elite-level, amateur and novice athletes or athletes not playing within the top tier of their respective domestic league/competitions. Athletes with a physical or mental disability. Referees & Officials |
Official team activities: including competition/game/match observations and training sessions (e.g., small sided games, match simulations, individual training drills) | Validation or reliability studies on wearable technologies using athletes in an experimental setting |
GPS/GNSS-based trackers (sampling ≥ 5 Hz) Optical/LPS-based Camera Systems | Accelerometers |
Acceleration or deceleration events measured during designated team activities of any magnitude and measured in any available metric (e.g., counts, metres, time spent, average acceleration, acceleration load) that is not combined with any separate metric (e.g., metabolic power) | Combined metrics (metabolic power, repeat high-intensity efforts, PlayerLoad) |
Research available in English (full text) | Research articles that are not published in English or cannot be accessed in English. |