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1 février 2020
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cortisol mood anxiety football exhaustionSujets proches
Exhaustion Tiredness Lassitude Weariness Anxieties Anxiousness AngstCiter ce document
Adele Broodryk et al., « Psycho-hormonal effects of aerobic fatigue on collegiate female soccer players », South African Journal of Science, ID : 10670/1.ea6pne
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Up to 95% of a soccer match entails aerobic actions that may cause fatigue. Little is known about the effects of fatigue on the hormonal and psychological states of female players. Cortisol values (saliva sample), state anxiety (Spielberger State-trait Anxiety Inventory) and mood scores (Incredibly Short Profile of Mood States [ISP], comprising six subscales and total mood disturbances [TMD]) of 43 female players (aged 22.0±2.7 years) were taken immediately prior to and 15 min after an aerobic fatiguing test (AFT: Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery [YYIR] test). Cortisol increased (d=0.7, p=0.007) and ISP-confusion and ISP-vigour decreased (d=0.5, p=0.01-0.02). At pre-AFT, a slight positive relationship between cortisol and anxiety-absence (r=0.3, p=0.05) was seen. TMD consistently demonstrated a strong relationship with all ISP and anxiety scores (r>0.4, p