Effects of direction changeinrunning with and without the balland performance levelon metabolic demandsin young basketball players

• Gaetano Altavilla ^[1] ; Francesca DElia ^[2] ; Tiziana DIsanto ^[2] ; Gaetano Raiola ^[3]
  1. [1] University of Salento

     University of Salento

     Lecce, Italia

     
  2. [2] University of Salerno

     University of Salerno

     Fisciano, Italia

     
  3. [3] Pegaso University of Napoli, Department of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, Napoli, Italy

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• Localización: European Journal of Human Movement, ISSN-e 2386-4095, ISSN 0214-0071, Nº. 51, 2023, págs. 18-25
• Idioma: inglés
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  • Studyingseveraltypes of running conditions with different tasks is useful to understand how metabolic demands change considering the complexity of the task performed (running with and without the ball). The hypothesis formulated is the following: the strength of the lower limbs may decrease more in the running with ball and between two groups (élite and sub-élite); while the energy expenditure should be different in four running conditions. The sample of subjects included twenty-fouryoung male basketball players between19±1years old, divided in two groups (élite n=12 andsub-éliten=12).The aim of this study is to estimate the expenditure metabolic and the level of decreasing strength of the lower limb at different running conditions (two linear running and two shuttle running). The experimental approach required a portable Metabolimeter to assess the metabolic expenditures, Squat Jump (Optojump) to assess the strength of the lower limbs before and after each test. The T-test for independent sample was used and two-wayrepeated measures ANOVA to assess the significant differences for each running conditions. This study has showed a different metabolic expenditure between two groups: energy consumption is increased when running with the ball compared to when running without the ball and also when changing direction compared to linear running. The results could be useful to coaches to optimize the training load of young basketball players and to improve the motor learning