Moreover, partially significant moderate to strong magnitude negative and positive correlations were detected between the internal load subjective measures and the external intensity-based load measures accelerations (PRSS: r = −0.461; RPE: r = 0.556), decelerations (PRSS: r = −0.665, p < .05; RPE: r = 0.630, p < .05), fast running (PRSS: r = −0.514; RPE: r = 0.615, p < .05), and metabolic power (PRSS: r = −0.477; RPE: r = 0.812, p < .01), again indicating that recovery decreased and exertion increased when the intensity-based parameters increased.
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In-game monitoring of adolescent handball players: a preliminary examination of associations between external load parameters and objective and subjective fatigue markers.
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