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Knee Mechanics, Strength and Flexibility: Assessing Injury Risk in Female Adolescent Soccer Players
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Lactate Profiling and the Agreement Among Various Lactate Threshold Methods in Professional and Youth Soccer Players
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Seasonal Variation and the Effect of the Transition Period on Physical Fitness Parameters in Youth Female Soccer Players
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Age-Related Differences in Physical Fitness and Performance of an “Ability Test” among Firefighters
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Women | Free Full-Text | Recreational Female Athletes’ Understanding of and Perceived Impact of the Menstrual Cycle on Physical Performance, Mood, and Sleeping Behaviour
1. Introduction Despite the continuous marginalisation of women in sport science and the significant anatomical, physiological, and endocrine divergence between male and female athletes, most training methodologies are derived from studies utilising men [1,2]. One of the most fundamental dissimilarities between females and males is the menstrual cycle (MC), which ranges from 21 to 35 days.
Association between physical fitness and musculoskeletal health in firefighters
Jaron Ras1*, Elpidoforos S. Soteriades2,3, Denise L. Smith4, Andre P.
Primary Headaches and Physical Performance: A Professional Youth Female Soccer Team Study
Abstract : The vast majority of the research on acute post-traumatic incidents in athletes focuses on migraines. Physical exercise might reduce the frequency of migraines as well as trigger a migraine attack. The objectives of the study were to evaluate primary headache prevalence in professional young female soccer players and to assess whether headaches are related to physical performance.
Aerobic capacity of professional soccer players before and after COVID-19 infection - Scientific Reports
Abstract This investigation aimed to assess the aerobic capacity of professional soccer players pre-and post-COVID-19 infection. Twenty-one division-1 elite soccer players (age 24.24 ± 5.75 years, height 178.21 ± 5.44 cm, weight 74.12 ± 5.21 kg) participated in this study. This observational study compared the same players' aerobic capacity pre-, and 60-days post COVID-19 recovery.
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