ANÁLISIS DE LA INTENSIDAD DE JUEGO ENTRE SACADORES Y RESTADORES EN JUG ADORES DE TENIS (SUB -10) DURANTE UNA COMPETICIÓN
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2019-11-25
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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[ES]El objetivo del presente estudio fue examinar la intensidad de los jugadores jóvenes de tenis a través de la
frecuencia cardiaca en función de si sacaban o restaban en el partido de una competición. Participaron en
este estudio un total de 20 jugadores de tenis (15 jugadores masculinos y 5 jugadoras femeninas). Se analizó
la frecuencia cardiaca de 37 partidos de un torneo y se examinó el tiempo que permanecían los jugadores
en cada una de las franjas de frecuencia cardiaca (muy baja: 8.08±13.75 s y 16.76±23.61 s, baja:
38.76±48.06 s y 58.60±54.14 s, moderada: 249.82±131.08 s y 258.98±103.62 s, vigorosa: 274.30±205.79
s y 246.07±191.11 s, cercana a la máxima: 2.96±7.22 s y 2.16±6.70 s) en orden de sacadores y restadores.
Los resultados destacan que la mayor parte de tiempo se produce en zona moderada y vigorosa (55% - 89%
FCmáx), siendo mayor en sacadores que en restadores (91.32% y 86.69%, respectivamente).
Palabras clave: tenis, intensidad, frecuencia cardiaca, restador, sacador, jóvenes.
[EN]The target of the following study was to analyse the intensity of young tennis players through their heart rate depending on their role (server or returner) in a competition match. A total of 20 tennis players participated in this study (15 males and 5 female players). The heart rate from 37 matches in a tournament was analysed and the time in which each player stayed under one of the heart rate frequency range was examined (very low: 8.08±13.75 s and 16.76±23.61 s, low: 38.76±48.06 s and 58.60±54.14 s, moderated: 249.82±131.08 s and 258.98±103.62 s, vigorous: 274.30±205.79 s and 246.07±191.11 s, close to the higher 2.96±7.22 s and 2.16±6.70 s) regarding servers and returners. The results emphasize that the majority of the time it's produced in a moderated and vigorous zone (55%-89% FC max), being higher in servers than in serve-returners (91.32% and 86.69%, respectively). KEY WORDS: tennis, intensity, heart rate, server, returner, young
[EN]The target of the following study was to analyse the intensity of young tennis players through their heart rate depending on their role (server or returner) in a competition match. A total of 20 tennis players participated in this study (15 males and 5 female players). The heart rate from 37 matches in a tournament was analysed and the time in which each player stayed under one of the heart rate frequency range was examined (very low: 8.08±13.75 s and 16.76±23.61 s, low: 38.76±48.06 s and 58.60±54.14 s, moderated: 249.82±131.08 s and 258.98±103.62 s, vigorous: 274.30±205.79 s and 246.07±191.11 s, close to the higher 2.96±7.22 s and 2.16±6.70 s) regarding servers and returners. The results emphasize that the majority of the time it's produced in a moderated and vigorous zone (55%-89% FC max), being higher in servers than in serve-returners (91.32% and 86.69%, respectively). KEY WORDS: tennis, intensity, heart rate, server, returner, young
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