THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEASURES OF AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC PERFORMANCE WITH PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE ACROSS A TEAM SPORT MATCH PLAY SIMULATION.

The article presents a study which identifies the relationship between measures of aerobic and anaerobic performance on changes in physical performance across a laboratory-based team sport match simulation. It explains the limitation of match simulation protocols in determining work intensities for set locomotor categories from an individual's peak sprint speed (PSS). It implies that match simulations established that team-sport match play is largely reliant on aerobic metabolism.