R. Morgans, D. Rhodes, P. Orme, E. Bezuglov, R. Di Michele, Jose Teixeira, Rafael Oliveira
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目前的研究考察了在正式比赛中,急性咖啡因摄入(150毫克)对欧洲优秀足球运动员身体表现的影响。本研究采用平行组设计,整理了来自欧洲一支精英足球队的19名男性外场球员的数据(平均±标准差,年龄26±4岁;重量80.5±8.1 kg;高度1.83±0.07 m;体脂10.8±0.7%)。球员按位置进行分类和匹配,分组为:中卫(CD) n = 5,边后卫(WD) n = 3,中前卫(CM) n = 7,边锋(WF) n = 2,中锋(CF) n = 2。对于所有表现变量,使用独立样本t检验比较咖啡因消费者与非咖啡因消费者的平均值,显著性设置为p < 0.05。Cohen’s d用于量化效应大小,并被解释为微不足道(0.8)。对于所有被检查的变量,咖啡因消费者和非咖啡因消费者之间的差异微不足道或微不足道(p > 0.05)。目前的研究结果并没有证实研究假设,一旦跑步和基于加速度的变量并没有随着摄入150毫克咖啡因而改善。因此,在分析的变量中,本研究中使用的咖啡因补充剂不建议用于提高表现。
effect of acute caffeine ingestion on physical performance in elite European competitive soccer match-play
The present study examined the effect of acute caffeine ingestion (150 mg) on the physical performance of elite European soccer players during official competitive match-play. The current investigation was a parallel-group design that collated data from a cohort of 19 male outfield players from an elite European soccer team (mean ± SD, age 26 ± 4 years; weight 80.5 ± 8.1 kg; height 1.83 ± 0.07 m; body-fat 10.8 ± 0.7%). Players were classified and matched by position and grouped accordingly: centre defender (CD) n = 5, wide defender (WD) n = 3, centre midfield (CM) n = 7, wide forward (WF) n = 2, and centre forward (CF) n = 2. For all performance variables, the mean values were compared in caffeine consumers vs. non consumers using independent-sample t-tests, with significance set at p < .05. Cohen’s d was used to quantify the effect size, and was interpreted as trivial (<0.2), small (0.2-0.5), medium (0.5-0.8), and large (>0.8). For all examined variables, there were trivial or small non-significant (p > .05) trivial or small differences between caffeine consumers and non-consumers. The findings of the present research did not confirm the study hypothesis, once running and accelerometry-based variables did not improve with the caffeine ingestion of 150 mg. Therefore, the caffeine supplement used in this study is not suggested for improving performance in the variables analysed.