Esports Training, Periodization, and Software -- a Scoping Review
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| author | Białecki, Andrzej Michalak, Bartłomiej Gajewski, Jan |
| author_facet | Białecki, Andrzej Michalak, Bartłomiej Gajewski, Jan |
| contents | Electronic sports (esports) and research on this emerging field are interdisciplinary in nature. By extension, it is essential to understand how to standardize and structure training with the help of existing tools developed by years of research in sports sciences and informatics. Our goal in this article was to verify if the current body of research contains substantial evidence of the training systems applied to training esports players. To verify the existing sources, we have applied a framework of scoping review to address the search from multiple scientific databases with further local processing. We conclude that the current research on esports dealt mainly with describing and modeling performance metrics spanned over multiple fragmented research areas (psychology, nutrition, informatics), and yet these building blocks were not assembled into an existing well-functioning theory of performance in esports by providing exercise regimes, and ways of periodization for esports. |
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| spellingShingle | Esports Training, Periodization, and Software -- a Scoping Review Białecki, Andrzej Michalak, Bartłomiej Gajewski, Jan Human-Computer Interaction Electronic sports (esports) and research on this emerging field are interdisciplinary in nature. By extension, it is essential to understand how to standardize and structure training with the help of existing tools developed by years of research in sports sciences and informatics. Our goal in this article was to verify if the current body of research contains substantial evidence of the training systems applied to training esports players. To verify the existing sources, we have applied a framework of scoping review to address the search from multiple scientific databases with further local processing. We conclude that the current research on esports dealt mainly with describing and modeling performance metrics spanned over multiple fragmented research areas (psychology, nutrition, informatics), and yet these building blocks were not assembled into an existing well-functioning theory of performance in esports by providing exercise regimes, and ways of periodization for esports. |
| title | Esports Training, Periodization, and Software -- a Scoping Review |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.19180 |