Monitoring technical tennis performance under increasing physical intensity by the PTTF-test

  • Smit M
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Monitoring technical skills under increasing physical intensity is important for determining a player's performance level in tennis. Therefore, the aim of this study was to determine to what extent the new Physical Technical Tennis-specific Field test (PTTF-test) was able to capture fluctuations in technical skill under increasing physical intensity in adolescent talented tennis players. Forty adolescent players (21 males, 19 females, mean age = 15.4 yrs) performed the PTTF-test until exhaustion (i.e., when they were not able to hit two subsequent oncoming balls with an adequate technique). Technical skills (stroke velocity, stroke accuracy, VA-index and percentage errors) were compared between physical intensity levels, age categories and genders. For all age categories and genders, physical intensity (heart rate) increased between the 'BASELINE'-situation and the 'FINAL'-situation (p

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Smit, M. (2022). Monitoring technical tennis performance under increasing physical intensity by the PTTF-test. International Journal of Racket Sports Science. https://doi.org/10.30827/digibug.74115

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