The present study assessed heart rate on a monitor for four experienced National Hockey League players during game play (shifts) and intershift intervals in 5 games. Mean during play was 168 bpm, recovery time was 3.9 min., and 120 bpm on the bench was average. Results are discussed for their use in individual sport psychological consultation.
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