It is possible with accelerometry to quantify external mechanical load in both limbs during professional rugby league match-play

Daniel J. Glassbrook; Joel T. Fuller; Jacqueline A. Alderson; Tim L.A. Doyle

It is possible with accelerometry to quantify external mechanical load in both limbs during professional rugby league match-play

Daniel J. Glassbrook, Joel T. Fuller, Jacqueline A. Alderson, Tim L.A. Doyle^*

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Abstract

The primary cause of external mechanical loading on rugby league players during match-play is foot-ground impacts. External mechanical load is the mechanical force an athlete exerts into the ground and the reciprocated exertion on the skeletal system. Accelerometry provides a surrogate method for measuring external mechanical load in field settings. However, accelerometry has not previously been used to assess how mechanical load differs across playing positions and limbs during match-play.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning
Volume	27
Edition	6
Publication status	Published - 20 Nov 2019
Event	Australian Strength and Conditioning Association International Conference. - Gold Coast, Australia. Duration: 19 Nov 2020 → 21 Nov 2020

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Conference	Australian Strength and Conditioning Association International Conference.
Period	19/11/20 → 21/11/20

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It is possible with accelerometry to quantify external mechanical load in both limbs during professional rugby league match-play

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