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    Use of nutritional strategies, bioactive compounds, and dietary supplements in young athletes: from evidence to potential risks - a narrative review

    De Zan, D., Eletti, F., Fiore, G., Di Girolamo, E., Bozzini, G., Perico, V., Tosi, M., Norsa, L., Zuccotti, G., Verduci, E.
    Published in Nutrients (2025)
    “…However, most of the available evidence derives from adult populations, and pediatric-specific data remain limited. Concerns remain about the misuse of supplements, lack of professional guidance, and potential contamination with banned substances. …”
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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. “…While regular exercise training is known to decrease oxidative stress (OS) and enhance antioxidant functions in adults, limited data exist on OS responses in the pediatric population. This study aimed to investigate the effects of high-intensity functional training (HIFT) on oxidative stress and physical performance in adolescent soccer players. …”
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    Influence of repeated sprint exercise on leukocyte morphology in adolescent athletes at different biological maturation rates

    Oliveira, F., Almeida-Neto, P., Cavalcanti Júnior, G. B., Ururahy, M. A. G., Dantas, M. A., Cabral, B. G. A. T., Dantas, P. M. S.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
    “…Furthermore, it has been previously suggested that, in pediatrics, leukocyte changes may be influenced by the rates of the biological maturation (BM) process, which varies among individuals of similar chronological age. …”
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    Identifying key factors for predicting the age at peak height velocity in preadolescent team sports athletes using explainable machine learning

    Retzepis, N.-O., Avloniti, A., Kokkotis, C., Protopapa, M., Stampoulis, T., Gkachtsou, A., Pantazis, D., Balampanos, D., Smilios, I., Chatzinikolaou, A.
    Published in Sports (2024)
    “…These advancements could lead to a transformative approach in young athletes` pediatric growth analysis, fostering better sports performance and developmental outcomes for children.…”
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    Optimal drop heights for determining reactive strength performance in youth - Is 1 drop height sufficient to generate trustworthy conclusions for training practice?

    Keiner, M., Möck, S., Hartmann, H., Wirth, K.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Multistream adaptive attention-enhanced graph convolutional networks for youth fencing footwork training

    Ren, Y., Sang, H., Huang, S., Qin, X.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Associations of serum irisin and fibroblast growth factor-21 levels with bone mineral characteristics in eumenorrheic adolescent athletes with different training activity patterns

    Jürimäe, J., Remmel, L., Tamm, A.-L., Purge, P., Maasalu, K., Tillmann, V.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Is biobanding the future of youth sport participation?

    Chimera, N. J., Falk, B., Klentrou, P., Sullivan, P.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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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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    Phase angle and body composition as predictors of fitness and athletic performance in adolescent boxers

    Ayala-Guzmán, C. I., Ortiz-Hernandez, L., Malpica, C. E., Rosas, A. M., Castro Avila, J. I.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    The development of fast, fit, and fatigue resistant youth field and court sport athletes: A narrative review

    Eisenmann, J. C., Hettler, J., Till, K.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Skeletal loading: Lean and bone mass development in young elite male gymnasts, swimmers, and nonathletes aged 6-24 years

    Gannon, L., Hind, K.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Are young female basketball players adequately prepared for a force-velocity jumping and sprinting assessment?

    Rial-Vázquez, J., Nine, I., Rúa-Alonso, M., Fariñas, J., Fernández-Seoane, R., Jiménez-Reyes, P., Fernández-del-Olmo, M., Iglesias-Soler, E.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Youth athletes` self-esteem: The impact of integrated psychological skills training

    Merlin, Q., Vacher, P., Martinent, G., Nicolas, M.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Long-term alterations in pulmonary VO2 and muscle deoxygenation on-kinetics during heavy-intensity exercise in competitive youth cyclists: A cohort study

    Hovorka, M., Prinz, B., Simon, D., Zöger, M., Rumpl, C., Nimmerichter, A.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Development of upper-extremity morphological asymmetries in male and female elite youth tennis players: A longitudinal study

    Chapelle, L., D`Hondt, E., Rommers, N., Clarys, P.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2024)
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    Changes in quality of life, sleep, and physical activity during COVID-19: a longitudinal study of adolescent athletes

    Wingerson, M. J., Baugh, C. M., Provance, A. J., Armento, A., Walker, G. A., Howell, D. R.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2023)
    “…Design: Cohort study. Setting: Pediatric sports medicine center. Patients or Other Participants: A total of 39 high school athletes (25 adolescent girls, 14 adolescent boys; age = 16.2 ± 0.9 years). …”
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    Injury patterns in highly specialized youth athletes: a comparison of 2 pathways to specialization

    Murday, P. F., McLoughlin, D. E., Wild, J. T., Kwon, S., Burgess, J., LaBella, C. R.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2024)
    “…Setting: Tertiary care pediatric sports medicine clinic between January 2015 and April 2019. …”
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    Quality of life in youth soccer players after mild traumatic brain injury

    Rosenthal, S. L., Simpson, T. S., Kirkwood, M., Peterson, R. L.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2024)
    “…. - As an additional measure of mTBI recovery, HRQoL may have utility. Abstract Context: Pediatric mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs) represent an evolving field of interest in youth athletics. …”
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    A multifaceted approach to interpreting reaction time deficits after adolescent concussion

    Barnes, A., Smulligan, K., Wingerson, M. J., Little, C., Lugade, V., Wilson, J. C., Howell, D. R.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2024)
    “…Design: Prospective cohort study. Setting: A pediatric sports medicine center associated with a regional tertiary care hospital. …”
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