This research aims to study the training volume and recovery of the tennis athletes, using a sample of the population that is young tennis athletes. Age 13 – 15 years training to prepare to participate in the annual tournament lists six people using 2548 (2005) recording heart rate (Heart Rate Monitor), under the trademark Polar S810 computers with software version (Polar Precision Performance version 3.0).This research uses storing heart rate during training, competition, and heavy training test (Othrostatic test), to study the recovery. The results showed that while the average practice drills (Exertion Count) with 337 units/day, with average Monday-Saturday equals 324, 379, 291, 297, 330 and 398 units respectively. The average heart rate (Average Heart Rate), while training is equal to 128 times/min, with an average Monday-Saturday only with 126, 127, 130, 132, 136, and 122 times/min, respectively. The average of the maximum heart rate (Maximum Heart Rate), while training is equal to 178 times/min, with an average Monday-Saturday is equal to 180, 175, 177, 179, 180 and 177 times/min, respectively. The average time (Duration). While training is equal to 120 minutes/day, with average Monday-Saturday equals 125, 122, 140, 103, 110 and 121 minutes, respectively. Best in the tournament, average consumption is equal to 328 units, training/racing game. The average of the average heart rate equals 164 times/minute. The average maximum heart rate equals 189 times/minute. The average time is equal to 52 minutes/game. The average of the index to rebound from the training of individual athletes is equal to 2.16 2.16, 2.33 2.33, 2.00, 2.10, and, respectively. Average, including an equal Group 2.18 (normal values = 1-3) indicates that the body is still recovering. These studies concluded that the practice of this group does not yet affect tennis cause excess training conditions.
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