THE EFFECTS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS ON SALIVARY CORTISOL, TESTOSTERONE AND IGA IN SOCCER COACHES

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MOEINI M.; RAVASI A.A.; EBRAHIM KH.; AMINIAN T.

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Journal: OLYMPIC Year:2006 | Volume:14 | Issue:3 (SERIAL 35) Page(s): 15-21

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Title

THE EFFECTS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS ON SALIVARY CORTISOL, TESTOSTERONE AND IGA IN SOCCER COACHES

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MOEINI M. | RAVASI A.A. | EBRAHIM KH. | AMINIAN T. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESSQ3

CORTISOLQ2

TESTOSTERONEQ2

IGAQ3

SOCCER COACHESQ2

Abstract

The aim of this study was to determine the effects of acute PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS on salivary CORTISOL, TESTOSTERONE and Immunoglobulin A (IgA) in SOCCER COACHES during (2004-2005) competition season. Sixteen professional SOCCER COACHES with the average of 52.27±9/18 years of age, 11.67±6/01 years of coaching experience in the league were selected as the subjects of study. Salivary samples were collected at five times (1 hour before the match, at the beginning of the match, during half time break, at the end of the match and one hour after the match). The relationship between hormonal changes before, during and after the competition also analyzed.The results showed a hormonal response to competition, which was specially characterized by an anticipatory rise of CORTISOL and TESTOSTERONE depending on outcomes (goal scoring, ......). The highest level of CORTISOL was during halftime break. However, the IGA levels showed no significant difference between SOCCER COACHES.Consequently, PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS from competition could be stressful for professional SOCCER COACHES.

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