Modelling the relationship between relative load and match outcome in junior tennis players

The acute:chronic workload ratio (ACWR) is a metric that can be used to monitor training loads during sport. Over the last decade researchers have investigated how this relates injury, yet little consideration has been given interacts with performance. Two prospective longitudinal studies were implemented investigating internal and external ACWRs match outcome in junior tennis players. Forty-two 24 players recruited participate load studies, respectively. Internal was measured using session rate of perceive exertion, while defined as total swing counts. main dependent variable performance which extracted from universal rating website. ACWR for primary independent variables. Acute one week, 4-week rolling average represented chronic load. There no significant associations between ( p -value = .23) or .81) assessed by multivariate regressions. these datasets close 1.00, thus balanced undertaken athletes upon entering play but not related success.