… Effects of caffeine on prolonged intermittent-sprint ability in team-sport athletes. Medicine
and Science in Sports and Exercise, 38(3), 578–585. doi:10.1249/01.mss.0000188449.18968.…

… An ergogenic effect of caffeine on performance … effect of caffeine on any measure of agility,
including the proagility run test. Since caffeine increases RT and possibly improves sprinting …

… This study examined the effects of 6 mg-Irg'l caffeine ingestion in team-sport players (N.=10)
on repeated-sprint … ed—sprint ability has only recently been investigated. A negligible …

… effects of caffeine ingestion on sprint performance in team sport athletes, the ergogenic
effect on sprint … There may be positive effects of caffeine on other measures of performance …

… For the sprint tasks, most of the effects of caffeine averaged over the entire test were clear
and all were positive (Table 3). The improvements of 0.5-2.9% were of similar magnitude to …

… caffeine may indicate an increase in muscle glycogenolysis, an increase in muscle lactate
release, or both. If caffeine … decided to test the effect of caffeine on maximal anaerobic capacity …

… the effects of caffeine supplementation on multiple sprint … ingested a gelatine capsule
containing either caffeine (5 mg∙kg body … In summary, tests of repeated sprint ability are becoming …

… effort and pain (from caffeine ingestion) may together result in faster repeated-sprint performance.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess the effects of SP and caffeine, alone and …

… effect of caffeine on intermittent-sprint performance. Hence, this study was conducted to
examine the effects of acute caffeine ingestion on prolonged intermittent-sprint performance. …

… the effect of caffeine on specific performance measures of ball games: total distance covered,
sprint performance, agility… 184 ± 38 m) [35], indicating enhanced sprint ability with caffeine. …