Visualization analysis of research hotspots in the field of military training load

Abstract

Abstract: Objective To present the research topics and hotspots in the field of military training load,analyze research progress and trends,and provide reference for scientific training and improving training quality and efficiency. Methods The core database of Web of Science core collection were used as data sources,bibliometric tools such as VOSviewer,CiteSpace were used for visualization analysis,and the retrieval time was from the establishment of the database to December 31,2023. Results A total of 1 670 core papers were included,with a general upward trend in the number of publications. The country with the strongest comprehensive research strength was the United States,the US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine was the institution with the highest number of publications（47 articles）,and Finnish scholar KYROLAINEN was the most prolific author（23 articles）. High frequency keywords include "performance""strength""risk factors" and "fitness",etc. Conclusion The popularity of military training load research continues to increase,with research hotspots includes training load monitoring and quantitative evaluation,training program optimization and effectiveness evaluation,training injury investigation and prevention measures. In the future,we should focus on interdisciplinary integration and cross team communication,strengthen research on training load evaluation systems,stress generation mechanisms,and diagnostic criteria for injuries.

Key words: Training load, Physical fitness training, Training injuries, Bibliometrics

WANG Jingyi, MA Qiang, WANG Jing, LI Chao, LI Zhe. Visualization analysis of research hotspots in the field of military training load. [J]OCCUPATION AND HEALTH, 2025, 41(11): 1536-1544.

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