SCIENCE - Latest Studies

In this section, we select and synthesise, from our update scientific literature, the best studies and main results of international research in the field of health, nutrition and training in football.

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September 2023 - The latest scientific studies on nutrition

September 2023 - The latest scientific studies on nutrition

September 2023 - The latest medical scientific studies

September 2023 - The latest medical scientific studies

August 2023 - The latest medical scientific studies

August 2023 - The latest medical scientific studies

August 2023 - ​The latest scientific studies on training

August 2023 - ​The latest scientific studies on training

August 2023 - The latest scientific studies on nutrition

August 2023 - The latest scientific studies on nutrition

July 2023 - ​The latest scientific studies on training

July 2023 - ​The latest scientific studies on training

The latest scientific studies selected in the training theme are presented below: 1) Takeuchi et al. (2023). Long-term static stretching can decrease muscle stiffness: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports, E-First. This review examines the long-term (≥2 weeks) effect of static stretch training

July 2023 - The latest scientific studies on nutrition

July 2023 - The latest scientific studies on nutrition

The latest scientific studies selected in the theme of nutrition are presented below: 1) Guillermo et al. (2023). Nutrition, Training, Supplementation, and Performance-Enhancing Drug Practices of Male and Female Physique Athletes Peaking for Competition. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, E-First. This survey assesses performance-enhancing nutrition, training, supplementation, and medication

July 2023 - The latest medical scientific studies

July 2023 - The latest medical scientific studies

The latest scientific studies selected in the medical theme are presented below: 1) Peek et al. (2023). Where are We Headed? Evidence to Inform Future Football Heading Guidelines. Sports Medicine E-First. This review explores avenues that could be incorporated into federal guidelines to reduce the consequences of head injuries. Suggested

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