… , repeated sprint ability, and both muscular strength and power in adolescent female handball
players… Elastic band training activity accounted for <10% of the total handball-training load (…

… The E capacity normalized for CS activity showed a decrease after the training in all …
activity; Table 3). Respiration of PLTs was not affected by any training modality (data not shown). …

… hours after the first match. However, after the second and the third match, the repeated sprint
… low-intensity activities during postmatch days restores knee flexor muscle force production …

… muscle damage was induced by a repeated sprint protocol. Each subject was instructed to
refrain from strenuous physical activity … The mean (SD) pain response did not exceed 2.53 ± …

… and muscle damage experienced during soccer activity, with greater exercise-induced …
after 3 sets (Stone et al., Citation2011). Each set consisted of 8 cycles and one repeated sprint (…

… repeated sprint test. The testing sessions followed at least a 48-hour withdrawal from strenuous
physical activity … neuromuscular control of lower limb muscle after the combined training […

… consequence of increases in muscle-tendon stiffness, blood … and repeated sprint
ability after a heavy conditioning activity (… in semiprofessional male soccer players. A meta-analysis …

… work performance during repetitive sprint performance are … observed in female collegiate
athletes supplementing with … activity, sustaining maximal performance across multiple bouts of …

… B during a repetitive sprint activity, thus improving recovery time of this activity in athletes. The
present … Relationships between repeated sprint ability, mechanical parameters, and blood …

… were associated with a high muscular profile and low adiposity. … muscle strength, stability,
flexibility, and motor control [33]. These qualities may have a strong association with activities …