Front Neurosci November 2017 PMID 29163016

Session-RPE Method for Training Load Monitoring: Validity, Ecological Usefulness, and Influencing Factors.

Monoem Haddad, Georgios Stylianides, Leo Djaoui, Alexandre Dellal, Karim Chamari

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The conversations demonstrate a generally positive outlook with references to validation and practical uses of the Session-RPE method, emphasizing its reliability ('valid,' 'consistent') and utility in various contexts. Words like 'useful,' 'important,' and 'reliable' reflect a balanced tone of appreciation and interest, highlighting its influence on training and health monitoring practices.

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Most discussions acknowledge the validity and reliability of the Session-RPE method based on multiple studies, using words like 'valid,' 'reliable,' and 'confirmed.'

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Participants show interest by referencing practical applications and utility in training and health monitoring, indicating moderate engagement.

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Several comments engage in technical details, such as the factors influencing RPE and its use across different sports and populations.

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The discussions suggest that the method could influence training monitoring practices, especially as some mention its usefulness in contexts lacking physiological data like heart rate or GPS.

Abstract in brief

The review aims to gather evidence supporting the validity, ecological usefulness, and factors influencing the Session RPE (Rating of Perceived Exertion) method for monitoring training load, based on studies from 2001 to 2016.
The Session RPE method, proposed by Foster et al. in 2001, has been validated across various sports, age groups, and skill levels, showing good reliability and internal consistency, and can be used independently or with additional physiological data like heart rate.
Factors that can affect RPE ratings and should be considered include individual differences and contextual variables, emphasizing the need for users to understand these influences when applying the method for training monitoring.]

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Evaluating the Validity and Usefulness of Session-RPE for Monitoring Training Load

The review aims to gather evidence supporting the validity, ecological usefulness, and factors influencing the Session RPE method for monitoring training load, based on studies from 2001 to 2016. The Session RPE method…

鹏哥谈健康 · Sep 7, 2025 4,895 views

Sport Science Framework for Measuring and Operationalizing Athlete Monitoring

Dr. Jacob Goodin outlines the athlete monitoring process using technologies like Hawkin Dynamics force platforms. He discusses methods to measure, evaluate, and operationalize data for effective sport science…

Hawkin Dynamics · May 23, 2023 3,320 views

Nik Kudiersky

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Clara Roca

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Hayden Maliska

@HaydenMSptSci · X

Haddad et al. (2017) affirms the validity and reliability of sRPE, one of the lowest hanging fruits in terms of internal metrics to track. The main takeaway is the use of the Mod. CR-10 Scale by Foster et al. (2001) only showing athletes the Descriptors. https://t.co/V0ZnIB1rUm

Aug 20, 2021 · 193 followers View post →

Hayden Maliska

@HaydenMSptSci · X

RT @EJStrength: I think the quote used in the medical field: “when you hear hoofbeats, think of horses, not zebras” holds true for the retr…

Jul 20, 2021 · 1 share · 193 followers View post →

Erik Jernstrom

@EJStrength · X

Jul 20, 2021 · 1 like · 1 share · 403 followers View post →

sergio ortin

@sergioortin1 · X

https://t.co/TsH9Uf1cxH En estos estudios se confirma la validez confiabilidad y consistencia interna del método de sesión-RPE en varios deportes y actividades físicas en hombres y mujeres de diferentes edades. @nntt_umh

Oct 9, 2020 View post →

arturo.terol@goumh.umh.es

@TerolArturo · X

El objetivo de esta revisión fue determinar la utilidad del RPE-sesión y los factores a tener en cuenta en su aplicación https://t.co/XAYbQ0DdM8

Sep 30, 2020 View post →

Samuel Torres

@sltv1994 · X

RT @manudurcal: Tema 2 | Cuantificación Os dejo (ahora si) la revisión bibliográfica sobre la cuantificación de la carga de entrenamiento (…

Jun 5, 2020 · 3 shares · 314 followers View post →

Monoem Haddad (PhD, HDR, FACSM)

@MonoemTKD · X

Link of the paper : https://t.co/BLsKrwAsCH

Nov 16, 2019 · 387 followers View post →

jose de la fuente

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RT @manudurcal: Os dejo una revisión bibliográfica sobre la monitorización de la carga de entrenamiento (interna en este caso) a través del…

Oct 15, 2019 · 1 share · 4,733 followers View post →

jose de la fuente

@Pipo666FC · X

RT @manudurcal: Tema 2 | Cuantificación Os dejo (ahora si) la revisión bibliográfica sobre la cuantificación de la carga de entrenamiento (…

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NUEVAS TECNOLOGÍAS Y TENDENCIAS EN AF

@nntt_umh · X

RT @manudurcal: Tema 2 | Cuantificación Os dejo (ahora si) la revisión bibliográfica sobre la cuantificación de la carga de entrenamiento (…

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Manuel Puerta

@PuertaManu98 · X

Tema 2 | Cuantificación Os dejo (ahora si) la revisión bibliográfica sobre la cuantificación de la carga de entrenamiento (interna en este caso) a través del RPE Conclusión: método válido

Oct 7, 2019 · 2 likes · 3 shares · 1,119 followers View post →

Manuel Puerta

@PuertaManu98 · X

Os dejo una revisión bibliográfica sobre la monitorización de la carga de entrenamiento (interna en este caso) a través del método RPE (Rating of Perceived Exertion). Conclusión: método válido, consistente y fiable en todas las poblaciones. @nntt_umh https://t.co/b52nBLznxG

Sep 27, 2019 · 1 share · 1,119 followers View post →