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    High-intensity functional training modulates oxidative stress and improves physical performance in adolescent male soccer players: a randomized controlled trial

    Niknam, A., Gaeini, A. A., Hamidvand, A., Jahromi, M. K., Oviedo, G. R., Kordi, M., Safarpour, F.
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    Normative reference centiles for sprint performance in high-level youth soccer players: The need to consider biological maturity

    Ruf, L., Altmann, S., Kloss, C., Härtel, S.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Change of direction speed in youth male soccer players: the predictive value of anthropometrics and biological maturity

    Negra, Y., Sammoud, S., Nevill, A. M., Chaabene, H.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2022)
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    Repeated sprint protocols with standardized versus self-selected recovery periods in elite youth soccer players: Can they pace themselves? A replication study

    Engel, F. A., Altmann, S., Chtourou, H., Woll, A., Neumann, R., Yona, T., Sperlich, B.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2022)
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    Accumulative weekly external and internal load relative to match load in elite male youth soccer players

    de Dios-Álvarez, V., Alkain, P., Castellano, J., Rey, E.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2022)
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    Poor reliability of measurement instruments to assess acute responses to load in soccer players irrespective of biological maturity status

    Ruf, L., Drust, B., Ehmann, P., Forster, S., Hecksteden, A., Meyer, T.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2022)
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    Effects of manipulating ball type on youth footballers` performance during small-sided games

    Santos, S., Coutinho, D., Gonçalves, B., Abade, E., Pasquarelli, B., Sampaio, J.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2020)
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    Effects of plyometric training on physical performance of young male soccer players: Potential effects of different drop jump heights

    Ramirez-Campillo, R., Alvarez, C., Garcia-Pinillos, F., Gentil, P., Moran, J., Pereira, L. A., Loturco, I.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2019)
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    High-intensity demands of 6-a-side small-sided games and 11-a-side matches in youth soccer players

    Goto, H., King, J. A.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2019)
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    Variation in the correlation between heart rate and session rating of perceived exertion-based estimations of internal training load in youth soccer players

    Vahia, D., Kelly, A., Knapman, H., Williams, C. A.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2019)
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    Age-predicted maximal heart rate equations are inaccurate for use in youth male soccer players

    Cicone, Z. S., Sinelnikov, O. A., Esco, M. R.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2018)
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    The effect of maturation on performance during repeated sprints with self-selected versus standardized recovery intervals in youth footballers

    Brownstein, C. G., Ball, D., Micklewright, D., Gibson, N. V.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2018)
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    Age-related differences in functional hamstring/quadriceps ratio following soccer exercise in female youth players: An injury risk factor

    De Ste Croix, M., Priestley, A., Lloyd, R., Oliver, J.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2018)
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    Nutrition status of young elite female German football players

    Braun, H., von Andrian-Werburg, J., Schänzer, W., Thevis, M.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2018)
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    The effects of maturation on measures of asymmetry during neuromuscular control tests in elite male youth soccer players

    Read, P. J., Oliver, J. L., Myer, G. D., De Ste Croix, M. B. A., Lloyd, R. S.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2018)
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    Solid organ laceration in an adolescent soccer player: A case report

    Visenio, M. R., Buesing, K. L., Moffatt, K.
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    Physiological, perceptual and performance responses associated with self-selected versus standardized recovery periods during a repeated sprint protocol in elite youth football pla...

    Gibson, N., Brownstein, C., Ball, D., Twist, C.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2017)
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    Maturity status does not exert effects on aerobic fitness in soccer players after appropriate normalization for body size

    dos Santos Cunha, G., Aurélio Vaz, M., Geremia, J. M., Leites, G. T., Reimann Baptista, R., Lopes, A. L., Reischak-Oliveira, A.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2016)
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    The contribution of youth sport football to weekend physical activity for males aged 9 to 16 years: Variability related to age and playing position

    Fenton, S. A. M., Duda, J. L., Barrett, T.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2015)
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    Physical fitness testing in youth soccer: Issues and considerations regarding reliability, validity, and sensitivity

    Paul, D. J., Nassis, G. P.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2015)
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