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A Physiological Review of American Football
Sports Medicine, 1997American football has been one of the most popular sports in North America within the past century and has recently received support and increased participation from European nations. Two of the biggest concerns regarding participation in American football are the high incidence of injury and the physical demand for preparation.
D M, Pincivero, T O, Bompa
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Strength & Conditioning Journal, 2015
FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE CAN BE NEGATIVELY AFFECTED IN A HOT AND HUMID ENVIRONMENT. PREPARING FOR FOOTBALL IN THE HEAT THROUGH PROPER TRAINING AND HEAT ACCLIMATIZATION, IN ADDITION TO VARIOUS PRACTICE AND GAME DAY MODIFICATIONS, CAN HELP PREVENT FATIGUE AND TIME TO EXHAUSTION.
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FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE CAN BE NEGATIVELY AFFECTED IN A HOT AND HUMID ENVIRONMENT. PREPARING FOR FOOTBALL IN THE HEAT THROUGH PROPER TRAINING AND HEAT ACCLIMATIZATION, IN ADDITION TO VARIOUS PRACTICE AND GAME DAY MODIFICATIONS, CAN HELP PREVENT FATIGUE AND TIME TO EXHAUSTION.
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Brain damage in American Football
BMJ, 2015Inevitable consequence or avoidable risk? The subject of brain injury in American football has never been more controversial. For 15 years, the National Football League (NFL) denied any link between football and brain injury or chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
Chad A, Asplund, Thomas M, Best
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Injuries to Kickers in American Football
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2010Background: Very little information is available regarding the incidence, causative mechanisms, and expected duration of time lost after injuries to kickers (placekickers and punters) in American football. Hypothesis: Lower extremity musculotendinous injuries are the most common type of injury in American football kickers.
Robert H, Brophy +3 more
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Common American Football Injuries
Sports Medicine, 1991As many as 1.5 million young men participate in American football in the United States. An estimated 1.2 million football-related injuries are sustained annually. Since the 1970s epidemiological studies have shown that the risk of injury is higher in older athletes and lower in teams with more experienced coaches and more assistant coaches.
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THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Russian science: actual researches and developments,Part 1, 2020This article describes the history of the development of American football. The prerequisites of the origin of this sport are considered, the stages of its occurrence from antiquity to the present are ...
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The Applied Physiology of American Football
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 2008American football is the most popular sport in the United States. Its popularity is likely related to the intense, fast-paced, physical style of play. The importance of strength and conditioning to success in football has been long understood. In fact, the strength and conditioning profession in North America can take its roots from American football ...
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This comprehensive Handbook provides a survey of all the major research areas in sports economics written by almost all of the active researchers in this field. It offers not only an accessible insight into the major findings of the literature but also presents some of the world’s principal researchers’ views on the unanswered questions that face us ...
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