Key result
Individualized home training is linked to reduced physical deconditioning in female handball players during lockdown.
Why the study?
The study was conducted to identify methods for adapting physical training for a women's handball team during the COVID-19 State of Emergency and to examine specialist opinions on physical activity during isolation or periods of inactivity.
Observational
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Individualized home and outdoor training protocols can help minimize physical deconditioning in professional athletes during forced isolation.
The purpose of this paper is to identify the methods of adapting the physical training for a women's handball team, during the State of Emergency declared on March 2020. Moreover, our objective is to analyse the specialised literature in order to consult the opinion of specialists regarding physical activity during the isolation caused by COVID-19, but also during competitional breaks, periods of inactivity, withdrawal from sports, etc. The players involved in our study had carried out the training, according to the individual training protocols communicated by the team's coach, in two different environments: inside, in narrow spaces, and outside, close to their personal homes. The main objectives pursued during the isolation period at home were to minimize the effects of physical deconditioning and preparing the body for the new training plan, by using exercises for adjusting the muscles, tendons, and ligaments and exercises for preventing injuries.
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Gheorghe et al. (2021) conducted an observational in Physical deconditioning during COVID-19 isolation. Individualized home and outdoor physical training program was evaluated. An individualized home and outdoor physical training program was implemented for a women's handball team to minimize physical deconditioning during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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