For contact-sport athletes, performance is often impaired following exposure to match-play
or highintensity training conditions. This has previously been ascribed to the negative …

The implications of impact-induced muscle damage (IIMD) that results from participation in
contact-sport are not well understood. The purpose of the present study was to implement a …

Athletes involved in contact-sports are habitually exposed to skeletal muscle damage as part
of their training and performance environments. This often leads to exercise-induced muscle …

Athletes involved in contact sports are habitually exposed to skeletal-muscle damage in their
training and performance environments. This often leads to exercise-induced muscle …

Exercise-induced skeletal muscle injury is well understood as the product of unfamiliar or
strenuous physical activity. Eccentric or lengthening actions are primarily responsible for …

Abstract Howatson, G and Milak, A. Exercise-induced muscle damage following a bout of
sport specific repeated sprints. J Strength Cond Res 23 (8): 2419-2424, 2009-Exercise …

Abstract [Truncated] Many team-sport athletes are required to compete weekly, leaving
limited time for full recovery before the next training session or competitive event. One …

Muscle strain injury and exercise‐induced muscle damage have been described as a
continuum of injury whereby microtears (muscle damage) lead to muscle strain injury …

It is well established that exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) has a detrimental effect
on endurance exercise performed in the days that follow. However, it is unknown whether …

Background The relationship between exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) indicators
and acute training loads (TL) is yet to be reviewed extensively in semi-elite and elite athlete …