ABSTRACT
Introduction
The relevance in studying the characteristics of biochemical markers on the training process of volleyball players is conditioned to the specificity of these parameters for such sport, considering the degree and nature of physical activity mostly in open kinetic chain.
Objective
To select the most relevant biomarkers for strength training in volleyball athletes and to verify their consistency with other biochemical status parameters.
Methods
A review of the scientific and methodological literature in the field of volleyball training was performed and the biochemicals were tested with statistical-mathematical methods. The optimal set of biochemical markers for an effective control of the training process in open kinetic chain sport was established, which can be used to evaluate the tolerability of training loads in several of its stages.
Results
Effective clinical and laboratory tests were determined to solve medical and biological monitoring tasks in the training process. The possibility of using biochemical control data to assess the prospects of a high level of functional status in the pre-competition period was demonstrated.
Conclusion
The results obtained can be used as part of the medical and biological support in the training process of volleyball athletes, and can be introduced in national medical and biological subject cycles. Evidence level II; Therapeutic studies - outcomes research.
Biomarkers; Volleyball; Physical Functional Performance; Resistance Training
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