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Volume 18, Numéro 1, Pages 238-251
2026-02-09

Training Load Monitoring And Non-contact Injury Prevention In Professional Football



Authors : Khoudir Sofiane .

Abstract

Quantifying training load and injury prevention in professional soccer poses complex challenges. It is crucial to develop accurate and reliable methods for measuring this load, taking into account physiological, biomechanical and psychological parameters. This quantification needs to be tailored to the specific needs of athletes, taking into account their fitness levels, goals and injury history. Early identification of the risk factors associated with sports injuries is essential if effective prevention strategies are to be put in place. Integrating technological advances such as motion sensors and heart rate monitors into daily training management helps maximize performance while minimizing the risk of injury. Finally, promoting a responsible and safe training

Keywords

work load ; Non-contact injuries ; ACWR ; Professional football

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