ABSTRACT
Introduction
The level of physical training of tennis players directly affects the performance of competitive and athletic ability of tennis players. The uniqueness of tennis is that it places high demands on athletes’ skills, tactics, and fitness. This requires constant monitoring of their biomarkers for real-time control of athletes’ health.
Objective
Study the impact of scientific methods of load training on tennis players and their changes in biomarkers.
Methods
This paper tests tennis players’ immune, physiological, and biochemical indices after load training.
Results
After training, tennis players’ immune, physiological, and biochemical indices show evident differences.
Conclusion
Scientific load training helps improve tennis players’ physiological and biochemical indices and immune function. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
Keywords
Exercise; Tennis; Athletes; Biomarkers