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Apunts Sports Medicine
Scopus
ISSN 2666-5069 · Elsevier · 104 artikel di indeks
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Relative energy deficiency in sport (REDs) as a stress-induced disruption of energy flow
The diagnosis of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs), a model attributing a wide range of negative health and performance effects, is becoming highly prevalent among athletes. Through the lens of a complex dynamic systems perspective, this paper aims to: (a) address and clarify key…
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Ultrasound-guided platelet-rich plasma injection for refractory iliotibial band syndrome: First prospective, randomized, placebo-controlled trial
Background: Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is a frequent cause of lateral knee pain among physically active individuals and is typically managed with activity modification, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and structured physiotherapy. Although most patients respond to conservative…
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Strength and resistance training induced alterations in calcium phosphorus homeostasis and parathyroid hormone among elite under-23 footballers: A quasi-experimental controlled trial
Purpose: : To examine the effects of 12 weeks of strength and resistance training on serum calcium, phosphorus, and parathyroid hormone (PTH) in elite under-23 (U23) male footballers, and to elucidate differential mechanobiological and endocrine mechanisms underlying distinct training modality…
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Foot morphology, neuromuscular stability, performance, and injury risk: a multidimensional analysis in women football players
Background: The neuromuscular stability and foot morphology are two critical biomechanical variables that can determine athletic performance and injury risk in football. Sex-specific characteristics (e.g., increased joint laxity and disrupted neuromuscular control) can also mediate these…
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Comparison of physical performance tests between male and female spanish national wheelchair basketball players
Introduction: Research on physical performance in female wheelchair basketball (WB) players is scarce, and evidence comparing male and female elite players remains limited. The aim of this study was to compare physical performance test between male and female Spanish national WB team players…
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Sexual maturation influences cardiac autonomic modulation, anxiety symptoms, and physical fitness in male youth soccer players
Objectives:: To analyze cardiac autonomic modulation, anxiety symptoms, and physical fitness in male youth soccer players at different stages of sexual maturation. Design:: Cross-sectional study. Methods:: A total of 53 male soccer players were evaluated and classified as prepubescent ( n =22) or…
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The effect of seasonal performance variations on anterior cruciate ligament injury risk factors in young female volleyball players
Purpose: This study aimed to examine how key anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury risk indicators, including knee flexion angle, single-leg jump performance, landing forces, and jump-landing mechanics, change across three distinct seasonal phases (pre-season, beginning of the season, mid-season)…
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Patterns of rapid weight loss and recovery of hydration/body composition in elite tug of war athletes
Rapid weight loss prior to official weigh-ins is a widespread practice in weight-class sports, but its application in tug of war (TOW) has received little attention. Given that team categories are determined by total Body mass (BM), athletes often resort to acute weight manipulation to gain a…
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Scientific trends and emerging topics in youth female soccer: A bibliometric perspective
Soccer is the most widely played sport worldwide, and women’s participation has grown exponentially through media visibility, institutional support, and increased opportunities. Young female athletes are important for ensuring the sustainable development of the sport. However, no bibliometric…
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Comparison of complex-contrast versus French contrast training on steroid hormones and physical performance of tier 3 male field hockey players: A randomized controlled trial
Background: As a high-intensity, intermittent sport, field hockey demands optimal muscular power, speed, agility, and hormonal readiness to sustain competitive performance. Objective: This randomized controlled trial compared the effects of Complex-Contrast Training (CCT) and French Contrast…
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Impact of hormonal contraceptives on exercise physiology and athletic performance across the contraceptive cycle. A pilot study
Background: Historically, research in exercise physiology has tended to overlook women, focusing mostly on studies involving men and disregarding female hormonal variations, including the effects of commonly used hormonal contraceptives among athletes. The influence of exogenous hormones could…
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Exercise-based priming in team sports: practical guidelines for enhancing neuromuscular readiness and reducing injury risk
Exercise-based priming has emerged as a valuable pre-competition strategy to enhance neuromuscular readiness, acute physical performance, and potentially reduce injury risk in team sport athletes. While the scientific rationale for priming is increasingly well-documented, there remains a need to…
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Tolerance to chronic neuromuscular fatigue during a training microcycle in a European Rugby Team
The aim of this study was to analyze the chronic neuromuscular fatigue over the course of training microcycle (one week) in 27 rugby players, differentiating between professional (n = 10) and non-professional (n = 17) athletes from the same team, as well as considering training load distribution…
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Effects of external nasal dilator according to facial type in adolescent futsal players
Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the effects of END on cardio-respiratory capacity and nasal function, considering different facial types. Method: Sixty-three healthy adolescents participated in a randomized protocol in two conditions: with experimental END and with placebo. Maximal oxygen…
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Relationship between physical parameters and shooting velocity in elite female rink hockey players
The aim of this study was to evaluate various physical parameters and their relationship with shooting velocity in female rink hockey players. Eight female players (age: 24.8 ± 3.88 years, body mass: 62.6 ± 4.67 kg, height: 167 ± 0.04 cm) were measured, weighted and tested for thoracic spine range…
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Validity and reliability of the my jump® 2 app to measure vertical jump performance in beach volleyball players
Background/Objective: This study aimed to assess the validity and reliability of the My Jump® 2 app for measuring vertical jump height on sand. We hypothesized that the app would demonstrate good reliability (ICC > 0.75) and acceptable agreement (bias < 2 cm, CCC ≥ 0.95) with 2D video analysis…
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Prescribing practices and interventions in elite football: Patterns and perspectives
Background & Aims: Current practice trends in medical prescribing within elite football are relatively unknown with previous studies focusing on player-reported data. This paper aims to examine the utilisation and frequency of management strategies in elite football in the areas of analgesia…
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The effects of 40-, 60- and 90-minute nap durations on physical and physiological performance after sleep deprivation: A experimental study on male university soccer players
Aim: This study investigates the effects of various nap durations (40, 60, and 90 min) on physical and physiological performance in response to sleep deprivation in competitive soccer players. Methods: 16 male soccer players were tested in a counterbalanced experimental design with four…
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Comparative analysis of treatment strategies for groin injuries in athletes: Effects on successful recovery and recurrence of sports conditions – A systematic review
Core muscle injuries, characterized by pubic region pain from muscle and tendon damage, present challenges in athletic recovery. Treatment for pubic pain in athletes often involves a combination of clinical approaches and surgical interventions, typically requiring long recovery periods. This study…
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Impact of self-myofascial release before and during complex training on creatine kinase and DOMS in football players
Background: Complex training (CT) combines resistance and plyometric exercises. It improves athletic performance but also leads to fatigue and muscle damage. Recovery strategies like self-myofascial release (SMF) have gained attention. However, it is still unclear how effective they are when used…