Conclusion: The current findings suggest that higher HIFF volume results in decreased ST and SIgA concentration in female 20 athletes and a subsequent decrease in training volume loads contributed to restoring these variables. In addition, the different training volume loads did not impact mucosal immunity in male athletes (p >. There is a significant difference of SIgA concentration, with a significant decrease in female athletes group in T2 compared to T1 (p =. Results: Female athletes showed a decrease in ST (symptoms of stress) from 15 T1 to T3, without difference in male athletes (p >. The ST, assessed by Daily Analysis of Life Demand in Athletes questionnaire (DALDA) and Saliva sampling were performed in four time-points (pre (T1) and post (T2) week 1 pre (T3) and post (T4) week 2). Purpose: This study aimed to analyze the effects of training load on stress tolerance (ST) and secretory immunoglobulin A (SIgA) in male and female high-intensity functional fitness (HIFF) athletes during two different 10 and consecutive weekly training volume loads.
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