Can Sleep Be Used as an Indicator of Overreaching and Overtraining in Athletes?

Michele Lastella, Grace E Vincent, Rob Duffield, Gregory D Roach, Shona L Halson, Luke J Heales, Charli Sargent, Michele Lastella, Grace E Vincent, Rob Duffield, Gregory D Roach, Shona L Halson, Luke J Heales, Charli Sargent

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Keywords: athlete monitoring; exercise; intensified training; recovery; training load; training scheduling.

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