Why the study?
Student athletes face prolonged cognitive and physical stress increasing injury risk, prompting investigation into whether HRV monitoring via chest sensors can validly assess psychophysiological stress during competitions and exams.
Does heart rate variability monitoring detect psychophysiological stress changes in student athletes during training, competition, and exams?
Population
12 basketball student athletes and 4 student non-athletes
Comparison
HRV across baseline rest, training phase, competition phase, and competition plus exams
Authors
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May support HRV monitoring for stress detection in athletes; leaves open prospective validation before practice change.
Does heart rate variability monitoring detect psychophysiological stress changes in student athletes during training, competition, and exams?
Heart rate variability monitoring can serve as a reliable, non-invasive tool to assess psychophysiological stress and adaptability in student athletes during high-stress periods.
Simone Sancinelli (2023) studied this question.
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