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期刊名:Scandinavian journal of medicine & science in sports

缩写:SCAND J MED SCI SPOR

ISSN:0905-7188

e-ISSN:1600-0838

IF/分区:4.0/Q1

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Guilherme Machado,Sixto González-Víllora,Victor Reis Machado et al. Guilherme Machado et al.
Decision-making is a key determinant of performance in soccer, yet evidence regarding how it develops across the sport pathway and how it can be effectively trained remains fragmented. This scoping review examined: (i) the effects of develo...
Sofie L Nimb,Tobias Holst-Christensen,Alexander Eggers et al. Sofie L Nimb et al.
Elite swimming is characterized by high training volumes, which increases the risk of overuse injuries. Detailed information on whether specific disciplines or competitive distance matters for the occurrence of injuries is sparse. This stud...
Jun Umehara,Masashi Taniguchi,Masahide Yagi et al. Jun Umehara et al.
Sexual dimorphism in skeletal muscles is evident in both size and shape. As most morphological traits scale with size, disentangling allometric effects from sexual dimorphism is essential for revealing sex-related shape differences; however...
Jonas Ebbecke,Lasse Hansen,Josef Viellehner et al. Jonas Ebbecke et al.
Medial knee osteoarthritis (KOA) is characterized by altered joint loading that accelerates disease progression. Cycling is often recommended as a low-impact exercise, yet the instantaneous and cumulative determinants of knee joint loading ...
Shuhei Kukuchi,Ishin Togashi,Masashi Aoyagi et al. Shuhei Kukuchi et al.
A history of muscle strain injury has consistently been identified as one of the strongest risk factors for future muscle strain injuries. However, information on the characteristics associated with a history of muscle strain injury is limi...
M J Johansen,P Aagaard,C Bishop et al. M J Johansen et al.
This study examined associations between driver club head speed (dCHS) and strength, power, and anthropometric measures in elite golfers, analyzed in males and females. Forty-one golfers (22 males, 19 females), including PGA and LPGA Tour p...
Daisuke Hoshi,Marina Fukuie,Tsubasa Tomoto et al. Daisuke Hoshi et al.
Endurance training elicits profound cardiovascular adaptations, including lower heart rate (HR), greater stroke volume (SV), and enhanced aortic Windkessel function. This study aimed to investigate cerebral blood and cerebrospinal fluid (CS...
Ping-Lun Hsieh,Chun-Jen Liu,Chih-Horng Wu et al. Ping-Lun Hsieh et al.
Exercise is recommended for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD, previously known as nonalcoholic fatty liver disease [NAFLD]), but the optimal exercise mode remains unclear. We compared high-intensity interval t...
Zhiyuan Bi,Mingyue Yin,Kai Xu et al. Zhiyuan Bi et al.
This study compares the effects of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and moderate-to-vigorous-intensity continuous training (MVICT) on physiological adaptations and physical performance across a broad population, from the general publ...
Jörg Spörri,Philippe O Müller,Christian Fink et al. Jörg Spörri et al.
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are common in competitive alpine skiing and pose significant challenges for return-to-performance (RTP) pathways. The aim of this scoping review was to map the current state of research, identify ke...