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Table 4 Correlation coefficient (r) for wellness and load demands in non-starters

From: Are non-starters accumulating enough load compared with starters? Examining load, wellness, and training/match ratios of a European professional soccer team

Variables

Fatigue

Muscle Soreness

Stress

Mood

RPE

Time of session

s-RPE

HSR

Sprinting

ACC

DEC

Quality of sleep

0.321

0.321

0.179

0.286

0.893

p  = 0.007

0.143

0.714

0.214

-0.286

-0.036

-0.357

Fatigue

 

0.786

p  = 0.036

0.321

0.393

0.107

0.464

0.250

-0.393

-0.250

-0.536

-0.429

Muscle Soreness

  

0.714

0.750

0.179

0.679

0.536

-0.071

 < 0.001

-0.536

-0.643

Stress

   

0.964

p  < 0.001

-0.071

0.179

0.250

0.286

0.071

-0.750

-0.786

p  = 0.036

Mood

    

0.071

0.143

0.286

0.214

0.036

-0.786

-0.857

p  = 0.014

RPE

     

0.214

0.750

0.250

-0.071

0.286

-0.107

Time of session

      

0.714

-0.241

-0.036

0.214

-0.143

s-RPE

       

0.071

-0.214

0.250

-0.357

HSR

        

0.714

 < 0.001

0.214

Sprinting

         

0.036

0.464

ACC

          

0.679

  1. RPE Rate of perceived exertion using the CR-10 Borg’s scale, s-RPE Multiplication of time of session by the score of RPE, HSR High speed running (20–25 km/h), ACC Acceleration, DEC Deceleration, Bold denotes significant correlations