Layanne Lima Monte, Andréa Cronemberger Rufino, Alberto Madeiro
Prevalence and factors associated with risky sexual behavior among Brazilian school adolescents
Ciencia & saude coletiva
purpose 2part commentary series explain believe ability control injury risk manipulating training load tl current state illusion foundations illusion weak unreliable part 1 introduce training process framework contextualize role tl monitoring injuryprevention paradigm part 2 describe conceptual methodologic pitfalls previous authors associated tl injury ways limited suitability derivation practical recommendations first important step training process developing training program practitioner develops strategy based available evidence professional knowledge experience decades exercise strategies based fundamental training principles overload progression trainingload monitoring allows practitioner determine whether athletes completed training planned coped physical stress training load associated metrics cannot provide quantitative indication whether particular load progressions increase decrease injury risk given nature previous studies descriptive best predictive methodologic weaknesses overreliance tl moved attention away multifactorial nature injury roles important contextual factors argue evidence supports quantitative use tl data manipulate future training purpose preventing injury therefore determining much much properly manipulate progress tl currently subjective decisions based generic training principles experience adjusting training according individual athletes response message practitioners stop seeking overly simplistic solutions complex problems instead embrace risks uncertainty inherent training process injury prevention