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期刊名:Science and medicine in football

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ISSN:2473-3938

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IF/分区:3.5/Q1

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Andrew Vella,Anthea C Clarke,Thomas Kempton et al. Andrew Vella et al.
Contemporary analysis of physical activity in Australian Football (AF) is typically presented as a total measure and independent of game context, which is not representative of how the game is played and/or assessed by coaches. This study e...
Kobe C Houtmeyers,Arne Jaspers,Michel S Brink et al. Kobe C Houtmeyers et al.
This study examines differences in weekly load between the first (FT) and the under 19 team (U19) within a professional football setting. Data were collected in 11 FT and 9 U19 players (2016-2017 season). FT data was divided into weeks with...
Mathieu Ménard,Anthony Sorel,Rufin Boumpoutou et al. Mathieu Ménard et al.
Purpose: Evaluating and minimising the risk of hamstring injury remains complex as it lacks reliable field-testing. Kinematic analysis provides global external insights but fails to apprehend musculoskeletal loading. This study aimed to eva...
David Rhodes,Josh Jeffrey,Joe Maden-Wilkinson et al. David Rhodes et al.
Objectives: Previous research describes dynamic stability and functional strength as key aetiological risk factors associated with lower limb non-contact musculoskeletal injury. Due to the multifactorial nature of injury ...
Garrison Draper,Matthew D Wright,Ai Ishida et al. Garrison Draper et al.
Players involved in the various football codes compete throughout the calendar year around the world. Therefore, environmental stressors such as temperature and altitude should be considered in preparation for, and during, matches. We aimed...
David Martínez-Hernández,Mark Quinn,Paul Jones David Martínez-Hernández
Data were collected through time-motion analysis from soccer players participating in the English Premier League using a modified version of the Bloomfield Movement Classification with differences analysed through chi-square.The most common...
Ivan Baptista,Andreas K Winther,Dag Johansen et al. Ivan Baptista et al.
Peak locomotor demands are considered as key metrics for conditioning drills prescription and training monitoring. However, research in female football has focused on absolute values when reporting match demands, leading to sparse informati...
Amy McGuire,Giles Warrington,Lorna Doyle Amy McGuire
Evidence suggests that Gaelic football (GF) players do not meet the recommended energy intake (EI) levels and therefore may be at risk of low energy availability (LEA). This study examined energy availability (EA) in 20 elite male GF player...