… Our findings support the benign nature of physiologic heart remodeling in trained athletes
and the safety of long-term and intense sports participation, even at the highest competitive …

… leading to different responses in terms of molecular and cellular damage. The … athletes
in relation to exercise training practice, (2) the implications for muscle damage, (3) the long-term …

Within the UK, the “Long Term Athlete Development” (LTAD) model has been proposed by a
variety of national governing bodies to offer a first step to considering the approach to talent …

… 71 athletes in Group A were excluded from competition. During follow-up (mean, 8 years), 70
of 71 athletes in Group A and each of the 284 athletes … The remaining Group A athlete died …

… athletes, and for longer periods in endurance athletes such as swimmers and cross-country
skiers. Increasing proportions of young athletes … be an oversimplification to discuss athlete’s …

… Table 2 contains a summary of the practical implications of this scoping review for coaches
and fitness professionals as it illustrates a conceptual model containing adequate RT types …

… confirm the long-held … The long-term follow-up of our athletic cohort has also allowed the
description of other relevant features of syncope in a homogeneous population of young athletes…

… a growing interest in long-term athletic development for youth. … -based approach to the
long-term development of athleticism. … is also crucial for those young athletes who are physically …

… pathways of either talent or athletic development, it is generally … However, although long-term
athletic development programs … Specifically, this article will examine how long-term athletic …

… Because the primary intent of our study was to assess the long-term clinical implications
of the athlete’s heart and differentiation from cardiomyopathies, we used the arbitrary cutoff …