In every scientific or professional paper, the display of results is a crucial chapter. Based on the presented results, the authors of the paper draw conclusions about the topic that the paper studies, and the results are, therefore, the foundation of the entire paper's conclusion and the conducted research. In addition to the basic rules for displaying results, described in numerous pieces of literature, the display of a certain type of data is always specific and related to the topic and the data collected through research. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to show the ways of displaying and processing data through the presentation of one research. The paper presents a study of energy consumption during a series of futsal training sessions during one competitive period. Futsal, as a fast and dynamic variant of football, requires a high level of physical preparation and endurance from the players. To optimize training and achieve top sports results, it is important to understand how the body reacts to different training intensities. One of the key indicators of the body's response to exercise is the average heart rate, which is directly related to exercise intensity and energy consumption. For the purpose of the research, data was collected about the subjects themselves: age, body height, body mass, maximum oxygen intake, heart rate, and energy consumption during training. The paper presents data from the training during 5 months. The results and their meaning, as well as the conclusions they lead to, largely depend on the chosen methods of displaying the results. This paper presents some of the common methods for displaying results that contribute to better visibility and presentation of research results.