Tendencias Actuales del Entrenamiento Deportivo en el Voleibol Piso de Colombia y Brasil

Abstract

The volleyball scene in Brazil and Colombia is undergoing rapid professional development, more so in Brazil than in Colombia. This development focuses on the constant updating of evidence-based training methodologies, the adaptation of assessment and monitoring technologies—from inertial sensors to tactical analysis platforms—and the integration of data analysis to improve practical decision-making regarding training load, recovery, and injury prevention. The inclusion criterion was a systematic search of scientific articles and official documents published between 2016 and 2025, consulted in academic databases such as PubMed, SciELO, ScienceDirect, and Google Scholar. Priority was given to studies applied to professional leagues and national teams. Exclusion criteria included outdated or inconclusive information. A narrative review is justified in this context, and it is pertinent to note how these studies enrich the literature that has gradually grown over the last decade (2016–2025), contributing to the improvement of training in this discipline. This includes reviews and studies applied in high-level leagues, with Brazil as a world leader in this sport due to its competitive organization (Superliga), and Colombia, which has been advancing in processes of sports characterization, training, and adoption of technological analysis tools (Debien et al., 2018; de Leeuw et al., 2022; Duarte et al., 2023; Nascimento et al., 2023). This sport is one of the most complex because when it is your turn to act, if you fail, the point is lost, making it a highly competitive and technical sport.