… whether running at a pace that is faster than the usual running … , and whether pre-race muscle
damage could be aa risk factor … The actual performance times, pre-race performance times …

… exercise-induced muscle damage combined with … running performance is not unduly
affected. However, empirical evidence to support their efficacy in maintaining running performance …

… , muscle damage and performance (flexibility, squat jump peak power), greater than an
isocaloric placebo (CON) in well-trained female endurance runners for up to 72 h post-DHR. …

… of changes in neuromuscular performance and muscle damage following a single rugby …
run performance (ie, increased L-run time) was even more pronounced than sprint performance…

… exercise led to considerable muscle damage after prolonged bed-rest. … of muscle damage
after the unaccustomed performance of a prolonged intermittent high-intensity shuttle run test, …

… the impact of exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) on … of the sport-specific performance
measures in elite female … Indirect muscle damage markers (ie, countermovement jump…

… in muscle power,34 and a decrease in exercise performance 35. In … exercise performance
is the goal but muscle damage can … downhill running may not induce severe muscle damage, …

… increasingly involved in endurance sports, and it is necessary to continue with studies that
analyze the possible differences and provide evidence that may improve their performance in …

… However, a distance deficit of 7 and 14 % (P < 0.05) in high intensity running was observed
in G2 compared to G1 and G3, respectively (Table 1). Peak 5-min high intensity running …

… For example eccentrically biased exercise (eg, downhill running) will elicit greater postexercise
levels of serum CK than equivalent concentrically biased exercise (eg, uphill running) …