학술논문

Physical fatigue exacerbates the negative effects of mental fatigue on soccer performance in practitioners
Document Type
article
Source
European Journal of Human Movement, Vol 50 (2023)
Subject
cognitive fatigue
mental exertion
physical exertion
Incongruent Stroop Task
Visual Analogue Scale
Loughborough soccer test
Sports
GV557-1198.995
Sports medicine
RC1200-1245
Language
English
ISSN
2386-4095
Abstract
Soccer is mentally as well as physically fatiguing. Negative effects of isolated mental fatigue on soccer performance have been reported, however, it does not appear isolated in soccer. This study compared the effects of baseline, mental fatigue and combined mental and physical fatigue on soccer performance. Voluntarily, 18 male soccer practitioners (23.61 ± 4.12y) participated in six randomized and crossover sessions– two non-induced fatigue baseline (30 min. documentary), 2 isolated mental fatigue (30 min. Incongruent Stroop) and 2 combined physical and mental fatigue (30 min. Incongruent Stroop while cycling at 80-85% of the theoretical Maximum Heart Rate). The Visual Analogue Scale pre- and post- fatiguing protocol for mental fatigue, and the Questionnaire to Quantify Mental Load in Sports Team for mental load post-fatiguing protocol were collected. The Loughborough shooting and passing test were performed post- fatiguing protocols. Results revealed the combined protocol as the most mentally loading and fatiguing, showing significant differences when compared with isolated mental fatigue and baseline (p