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Improving Repeated Sprint Ability
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2015Daniel Bok, 1980 +3 more
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Repeated Sprint Ability in Italian youth soccer players
2016Aim: Considering that the Italian Soccer Federation differ the youth soccer competition in relation to the chronological age (i.e., 8–12 years) by reducing the number of players (range: 5–9), the pitch (range: 45x25–65x70 m), and the match duration (range: 45–60 min, organized in 3 periods) (F.I.G.C.
PERRONI, Fabrizio +4 more
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Effect of ischemic preconditioning on repeated sprint ability in team sport athletes
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2015Neil Gibson
exaly
2017
The aim of this investigation was to compare short-term repeated sprint training (RST) and a combination of repeated sprints and plyometric training (COM) in addition to normal soccer training on the effect of repeated sprint ability (RSA) and several other performance measures in male youth soccer players.
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The aim of this investigation was to compare short-term repeated sprint training (RST) and a combination of repeated sprints and plyometric training (COM) in addition to normal soccer training on the effect of repeated sprint ability (RSA) and several other performance measures in male youth soccer players.
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Oxygen uptake during repeated-sprint exercise
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2015Kerry McGawley
exaly
Repeat sprint ability: physiological basis and implications for training
2022Anthony N. Turner, David Bishop
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Repeated sprints with directional changes: do angles matter?
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2012Martin Buchheit, Said Ahmaidi
exaly