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

… 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 …

… muscle damage that can persist from hours to days [4]. In addition, the cardiac autonomic
activity … depressed immediately after finishing a training session including repeated sprints (in …

… had cardiovascular, pulmonary, muscular, or metabolic disease; acute or chronic muscle …
be generalized to women, middle-age adults, or participants with lower physical activity levels. …

… college players were randomized into two groups, repeated … to improve muscle power
performance in basketball players. … to engage in vigorous physical activity on the last day before …

… in the evaluation of repeated sprint activities. While there are … (eg creatine kinase) and muscle
soreness are all altered … 1 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) players, with no …

… efforts (≤10 s) with brief (≤60 s) recovery intervals (rest or low/moderate activity) and it is …
RSA and with the ability of skeletal muscle to recover after anaerobic exercise. In literature, the …

… based on activity type and primary muscle group examined. … kg caffeine, before testing
repeated sprint performance. There … in both male and female college athletes (n = 20). One hour …

… Resistance training is an effective way of increasing muscular strength in young females. …
in improving muscle power, muscle mass, speed, and stretch-shortening cycle activities. …

… Furthermore, student athletes are limited to 3 hours of combined physical activity per day, …
power and capacity in basketball athletes are repeated sprint ability (RSA) and intermittent …