Search Results - Physical Activity and Nutrition

Ksiazek, A., Zagrodna, A., Kowalski, K.

Vatne, E., Oliva-Lozano, J. M., Saenz, C., Cost, R., Hagen, J. “…Other recovery strategies, such as active recovery, compression therapy, sleep interventions, and nutrition supplementation, also positively impacted recovery, albeit with varying levels of effectiveness and evidence. …”

Bezuglov, E., Vakhidov, T., Morgans, R., Malyakin, G., Emanov, A., Koroleva, E., Kapralova, E., Talibov, O.

Brinkmans, N., Plasqui, G., van Loon, L., van Dijk, J.-W. “…This study aimed to assess total daily energy expenditure (TDEE) in professional female football players, along with body composition, physical activity and dietary intake. This observational study included 15 professional football players playing in the highest Dutch Women`s League. …”

Dasa, M. S. “…In paper II, the average total daily energy expenditure was 2918 ± 322 kcal (physical activity level of 2.0 ± 0.3). The average EI was 2274 ± 450 kcal. …”

Martinho, D. V., Field, A., Rebelo, A., Gouveia, E. R., Sarmento, H.

Byun, K. “…Physical Activity and Nutrition…”

Stables, R. G., Hannon, M. P., Costello, N. B., McHaffie, S. J., Sodhi, J. S., Close, G. L., Morton, J. P. “…Over a 3-day in-season training period, male players (n=48; n=8 from under (U) 12, 13, 14, 15/16, 18 and 23 players) from an English Premier League academy self-reported dietary intake and physical activity levels (via the remote food photography method and activity diary, respectively) in the four hours pre- and post-training. …”

Daab, W., Zghal, F., Nassis, G. P., Rebai, H., Moalla, W., Bouzid, M. A.

Kenger, E. B., Eren, F., Ozlu, T., Gunes, F. E. “…Available data indicate a relationship between gut microbiota composition and physical activity, suggesting that changes in the microbiota may contribute to the host`s physical performance. …”

Cannataro, R., Bonuccelli, A., Gatteschi, L., Cione, E., Stefanini, L., Semperboni, L., Bartoli, S., Angelini, F., Cicero, A. F. “…Evaluating a person who does not practice high-level physical activity, supplementation, in particular of vitamin B9 or B12, would not be justified, in this case, it is; on the contrary, it should probably be kept for the whole season or for longer periods (at least 3 months); the delayed improvement of hematocrit values and granulocytes (value linked to hematopoiesis) it might be justified by the fact that hematopoiesis is affected after a longer period of integration. …”

Mohr, M., Vigh-Larsen, J. F., Krustrup, P. “…Soccer is a glycogen consuming activity due to its high-intensity intermittent nature, and muscle glycogen is a key factor associated with fatigue late in a game, as well as in determining recovery after a game or an intense training session. …”

Querido, S. M., Radaelli, R., Brito, J., Vaz, J. R., Freitas, S. R. “…Background: Sleep, nutrition, active recovery, cold-water immersion, and massage were recently reported as the most used postmatch recovery methods in professional football. …”

Anderson, L., Drust, B., Close, G. L., Morton, J. P.

I. Jeffreys, J.Moody

Montesano, P., Di Silvestro, M., Cipriani, G., Mazzeo, F. “…Overtraining syndrome is a condition of physical, behavioural and emotional stress in sports and occurs when the physical activity is so intense as to prevent the athlete from performing a correct recovery totally eliminating the sense of fatigue. …”

Rico-González, M., Pino-Ortega, J., Ardigò, L. P. “…Our aim was to review the recommendations and best practices in return to play in non-professional football after activity lockdown. The authors searched two electronic databases (PubMed, Web of Science) to extract studies published before September 15 2020. …”

Brinkmans, N. Y. J., Iedema, N., Plasqui, G., Wouters, L., Saris, W. H. M., van Loon, L. J. C., van Dijk, J.-W.

Nikzad, N., Stamatis, A., Papadakis, Z.

Skalska, M., Nikolaidis, P. T., Knechtle, B., Rosemann, T. J., Radziminski, L., Jastrzebska, J., Kaczmarczyk. M., Mysliwiec, A., Dragos, P., López-Sánchez, G. F., Jastrzebski, Z.