急性睡眠不足对运动员运动表现的影响：全面系统回顾和元分析

IF 3 2区医学 Q2 CLINICAL NEUROLOGY

Nature and Science of Sleep Pub Date : 2024-07-09 DOI:10.2147/nss.s467531

Mingjun Gong, Min Sun, Yaqi Sun, Lijuan Jin, Shen Li

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研究目的本研究采用荟萃分析法全面、定量地评价急性睡眠不足对运动员不同运动表现的影响，旨在为教练员优化调整训练和比赛安排提供科学指导：制定文献纳入和排除标准，在中英文数据库中进行检索。使用 stata 14.0 分析了 27 篇收录文献中的 75 个指标，重点分析了急性睡眠不足对整体运动成绩的影响、对不同运动能力的运动成绩的影响以及急性睡眠不足后上下午运动成绩的差异等三个方面：急性睡眠不足对总体运动成绩的影响大小为-0.56（P< 0.05）。子分析表明，整夜剥夺睡眠的效应大小为-0.23（P< 0.05），夜末部分剥夺睡眠的效应大小为-1.17（P< 0.05），夜初部分剥夺睡眠的效应大小为-0.25（P> 0.05）。急性睡眠不足对高强度间歇运动、技能控制、速度、有氧耐力和爆发力指标的效应大小分别为-1.57、-1.06、-0.67、-0.54和-0.39（P< 0.05）。急性睡眠不足对上午和下午整体运动表现的影响大小分别为-0.30和-1.11（P< 0.05）：结论：急性睡眠不足会严重影响运动员的整体运动表现，在晚间部分睡眠不足的情况下，负面影响更为明显。急性睡眠不足会对不同类型的运动表现产生不利影响，影响程度依次为高强度间歇运动、技能控制、速度、有氧耐力和爆发力。急性睡眠不足后，运动员下午的整体运动表现不如上午。关键词：急性睡眠不足；运动员；运动能力；运动表现；荟萃分析

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Effects of Acute Sleep Deprivation on Sporting Performance in Athletes: A Comprehensive Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Objective: Using meta-analysis to comprehensively and quantitatively evaluate the impact of acute sleep deprivation on different sports performance of athletes, this study aims to provide scientific guidance for coaches in optimizing and adjusting training and competition arrangements.
Methods: Establishing literature inclusion and exclusion criteria, we conducted searches in both Chinese and English databases. Using stata 14.0, we analyzed 75 indicators from 27 included literature, focusing on three aspects: the impact of acute sleep deprivation on overall athletic performance, the impact on sporting performance across various athletic abilities, and the disparities in athletic performance between morning and afternoon following acute sleep deprivation.
Results: The effect size of acute sleep deprivation on overall athletic performance was − 0.56 (P< 0.05). Sub-analyses revealed effect sizes of − 0.23 (P< 0.05) for whole night sleep deprivation, − 1.17 (P< 0.05) for partial sleep deprivation at the end of the night, and − 0.25 (P> 0.05) for partial sleep deprivation in the beginning of the night. The effect sizes of acute sleep deprivation on high intensity intermittent exercise, skill control, speed, aerobic endurance, and explosive power indicators were − 1.57, − 1.06, − 0.67, − 0.54, and − 0.39 respectively (P< 0.05). The effect sizes of acute sleep deprivation on the overall athletic performance in the morning and afternoon were − 0.30, and − 1.11, respectively (P< 0.05).
Conclusion: Acute sleep deprivation significantly impairs the overall athletic performance of athletes, with a more pronounced negative impact observed with partial sleep deprivation at the end of the night. Various types of exercise performance are adversely affected by acute sleep deprivation, with magnitude of impact ranking high intensity intermittent, skill control, speed, aerobic endurance, and explosive power. Following acute sleep deprivation, athletes’ overall sporting performance in the afternoon is inferior to that in the morning.

Keywords: acute sleep deprivation, athletes, athletic ability, sporting performance, meta-analysis

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Nature and Science of Sleep Neuroscience-Behavioral Neuroscience

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5.70

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5.90%

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245

审稿时长

16 weeks

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