| 英文摘要 |
Preface: Basketball is a high intensity intermittent sport, especially in terms of strength, power and speed, which are the key factors affecting the outcome of the game. The basketball season lasts about 6-8 months, which does not include off-season training. Previously, foreign scholars have studied the changes in physical performance of athletes during the on-season (on season) due to competition or training. The study aimed at starters and nonstarters, and it showed that starters can improve performance more than nonestarters during the season. However, due to differences in season schedule structure and setup in various countries, could this be the cause? Purpose: Through the collection and induction of relevant information and research, this article sorts out the differences in performance between starters and nonestarters during the season, and then it makes comments and suggestions on the obtained research results. The research results are then provided to basketball coaches, strength and conditioning coaches, and athletic trainer. Conclusions: The summary of the literature found that 1-2 resistance training a week during the season, starters can maintain or even improve physical performance than substitute players, and substitutes may have reduced aerobic capacity due to less playing time are different, therefore in future it is recommended to perform similar study on various types of season structures. |