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    Effect of oral and topical sodium bicarbonate on functional recovery and soccer-specific performance after exercise-induced muscle damage: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-contr...

    Gurton, W. H., Gough, L. A., Lynn, A., Ranchordas, M. K.
    Published in Nutrients (2025)
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    The effects of caffeine mouth rinsing during the battery of soccer-specific tests in the trained male soccer players: Fasted versus fed state

    Miraftabi, H., Ghorbani, H., Souzandeh, P., Berjisian, E., Naderi, A., Mojtahedi, S., Kerksick, C.
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    Essential role of weekly high-frequency plyometric training to enhance physical performance and manage muscle soreness in male adolescent soccer players

    Trapletti, M., Formenti, D., Moran, J., Merati, G., Esposito, F., Trecroci, A.
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    Effects of plyometric jump training on physical performance in female soccer players across the competitive level: a systematic review with meta-analysis of randomized controlled t...

    Hernandez-Martinez, J., Coñapi-Union, B., Canales-Canales, S., Perez-Carcamo, J., Sanchez-Sanchez, J., Sánchez, M., Cid-Calfucura, I., Vasquez-Carrasco, E., Herrera-Valenzuela, T., Magnani Branco, B. H., Valdés-Badilla, P.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
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    Energy expenditure, intake and availability in female soccer players via doubly labelled water: are we misrepresenting low energy availability?

    McHaffie, S. J., Langan-Evans, C., Strauss, J. A., Areta, J. L., Rosimus, C., Evans, M., Waghorn, R., Grant, J., Cuthbert, M., Hambly, C., Speakman, J. R., Morton, J. P.
    Published in Experimental Physiology (2025)
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    High-intensity resistance training and collagen supplementation improve patellar tendon adaptations in professional female soccer athletes

    Lee, J., Robshaw, D. C., Erskine, R. M.
    Published in Experimental Physiology (2025)
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    The influence of dental occlusion on hamstring muscle isokinetic parameters in active competitive soccer athletes: a randomized controlled trial

    Hecht, S., Choi, Y. J., Stroux, A., Beuer, F., von Stein-Lausnitz, M., Bechtold, T. E. “…None had a gnathological or physiological disease. The subjects were randomly assigned to two experimental groups of 15 participants each, using a cross-over design. …”
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    Sport-specific variability in the energy cost of constant speed running: Implications for metabolic power estimations

    Venzke, J., Schäfer, R., Platen, P.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2025)
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    Effects of a cooling vest on core and skin temperatures following a soccer-specific exercise protocol

    Lorente-González, C., Beltran-Garrido, J. V., Batalla-Gavaldà, A., Corbi, F.
    Published in Sports (2025)
    “…Methods: Forty-seven physically active males completed an exercise protocol replicating the physiological demands of a soccer half-match. Participants were randomized into an experimental group using a cool vest during recovery (IG, n = 24) or a control group (CG, n = 23) without cooling intervention. …”
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    Comparing physical fitness adaptations induced by small-sided soccer games with and without ball touch limitations: a randomized parallel and controlled study

    Wen, X., Song, F., Zeng, X., Lai, X., Zhou, Y. “…While ball touch limitations are frequently implemented in small-sided games (SSGs) to alter physiological and physical responses, existing research has yet to assess their medium-term impact on physical fitness adaptations. …”
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    Using game-based compensatory strategies in non-starter soccer players: analyzing the impact on physical fitness development

    Liu, T., Li, M., Pu, X.
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    Effects of short sprint interval training frequency on physical and physiological performance adaptations in male soccer players

    Liu, Q., Wang, W., Shu, C. “…The study aimed to evaluate the effects of varying frequencies (1 vs. 2 vs. 3) of short sprint interval training (sSIT) on young male soccer players' physical performance and physiological parameters. Forty young male soccer players were randomly assigned to four experimental groups engaging in 36 trials sSIT for a duration of 6 weeks as follows: once weekly (1sSIT = 4 sets of 9 × 5 sec all-out runs), twice weekly (2sSIT = 2 sets of 9 × 5 sec all-out runs), and three times weekly (3sSIT = 2 sets of 6 × 5 sec all-out runs), or an active control group which continued their soccer practice routines. …”
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    Caloric restriction improves perceived exertion while conserving immunity, fatigue, inflammation, and physical performance in male professional soccer players: a controlled randomi...

    Garcia-Morales, G, Díaz, G, Niño, A, del Campo, J, Tejero-González, C.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
    “…Purpose: In athletes, caloric restriction (CR) improves physiological mechanisms, although its effects on professional soccer players are unclear. …”
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    Effect of caffeine supplementation on anaerobic and aerobic performance in sleep-restricted male college soccer players

    Cheng, R., Wang, N., He, W., Zhou, Z., Chen, Z., Li, X.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
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    The effect of neuromuscular warm-up on muscle contractility of elite female football players

    Pajonková, F., Lenková, R., Sucka, J., Vašková, M.
    Published in SportMont (2024)
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    Acute effects of foam rolling vs. vibration foam rolling on blood flow parameters in professional soccer players: A randomized crossover design

    Padrón-Cabo, A., Alonso-Calvete, A., Radziminski, L., Rey, E., Lorenzo-Martínez, M. “…A randomized crossover design was used, and 10 professional soccer players participated in 3 experimental sessions: FR, VFR, and a control condition (CC). …”
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    Acute effects of foam rolling vs. Vibration foam rolling on blood flow parameters in professional soccer players: a randomized crossover design

    Padrón-Cabo, A., Alonso-Calvete, A., Radziminski, L., Rey, E., Lorenzo-Martínez, M. “…A randomized crossover design was used, and 10 professional soccer players participated in 3 experimental sessions: FR, VFR, and a control condition (CC). …”
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    Metrics in soccer

    Memmert, D. “…., space control, pressing parameters) key performance indicators (KPIs) or metrics. These physiological or tactical indicators try to reflect the performance of athletes in complex environments and in real competition conditions and reflect in different dimensions the complex reality of the sports game or sports performance. …”
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    Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the psychological aspects and mental health of elite soccer athletes: a systematic review

    Andrade, A., D`Oliveira, A., Neiva, H. P., Gaertner, G., da Cruz, W. M.
    Published in Frontiers in Psychology (2023)
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    Effects of short-term training on anthropometric, physical fitness and physiological variables of football players

    Ghosh, K., Bera, S. J., Ghosh, S., Singha, P., Jana, A., Mahapatra, M., Khanna, G. L., Manna, I.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2023)
    “…The present study was designed to investigate the effects of training on anthropometric, physical fitness and physiological variables of football players. Ninety five male football players (age 14-16 yrs.) were included, and twenty five were excluded, the remaining seventy were divided into control group (CG, n = 35) and experimental group (EG, n = 35). …”
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