Stress biomarkers in football: blood creatine kinase analysis
Abstract
Football teams have used to disseminate the blood dosage of enzyme creatine kinase (CK) as a parameter to aid in the monitoring and prescribing the amount of exercise. Concepts about cellular microlesions, structure of cell membranes, characteristics of eccentric muscle contraction appear to be fundamental to the understanding why of this resource assessment. The objective of this study is to present such as the detection of CK levels can be used as a tool to indicate a severe muscle alteration and control of training load in football. The development of a basic and applied text allows the students to understand the basis of application of this biomarker as an index to modulate the intensity and to individualize the training.
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