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Abstract
The present article aims at providing an overview of basic requirements and considerations in the area of psychometric training monitoring in elite sports. Theoretical foundations and practical demands on the selection and implementation of psychometric instruments are summarized and exemplified by the assessment of recovery-stress states. Most importantly, validated and evidence-based questionnaires should be preferred over self-built scales to obtain meaningful data. › Additionally, current trends and approaches of individualized data analyses to guide an informed decision are discussed. Further research on the applicability of statistical strategies for psychometric data is required. Digital and automatic processing of the data may reduce participant burden, while control over the algorithm and inferences should be maintained by human beings. › In essence, psychometric monitoring of the recovery-stress state may serve as supplement to training and regeneration management, provided that the aims and procedures are made transparent, proportionate and reasonable.
期刊介绍:
The Deutsche Zeitschrift fuer Sportmedizin - German Journal of Sports Medicine has been
founded in 1951 and is dedicated to the biomedical science and clinical practice of Sports
Medicine and its border fields which investigate the influence of exercise, physical training
and sports as well as lack of exercise to healthy and sick people of all age-groups, related to
prevention, diagnosis, therapy, rehabilitation and physical training.
Manuscripts which deal with actual scientific and medical findings, new hypotheses, actual
controversies and problems in real life will be published. Possible Topics are physiology
and pathophysiology of exercise, medical and biological findings, the medical therapy of
exercise-related medical problems, epidemiology of sedentary lifestyle and related
disorders, therapy of sports injuries - especially the conservative postoperative treatment
of injuries -, medical training and rehabilitation medicine, as well as special social,
cultural, psychological and special science-related aspects of the entire scientific field.