This study investigated variability in competitive high-speed running performance in an elite
soccer team. A semi-automated tracking system quantified running performance in 12 …

Abstract Russell, M, Sparkes, W, Northeast, J, Cook, CJ, Love, TD, Bracken, RM, and Kilduff,
LP. Changes in acceleration and deceleration capacity throughout professional soccer …

Abstract Akenhead, R, Harley, J, and Tweddle, S. Examining the external training load of an
English Premier League football team with special reference to acceleration. J Strength …

This study aimed to examine Global Positioning System (GPS) determined movement
patterns across the 5 most common playing formations (4-4-2; 4-3-3; 3-5-2; 3-4-3; 4-2-3-1) …

We analysed the time course of recovery of creatine kinase (CK) and countermovement
jump (CMJ) parameters after a football match, and correlations between changes in these …

Over recent decades, the use of player tracking technology to monitor physical work output
has become established practice in many team sports. Early tracking systems were manual …

Purpose There are several approaches to quantifying physical load in team sports using
positional data. Distances in different speed zones are most commonly used. Recent studies …

Objectives The principle aim of the current study was to examine within-match patterns of
locomotor efficiency in professional soccer, determined as the ratio between tri-axial …

In order to determine whether small-sided game (SSG) locomotor performance can serve as
a fitness indicator, we (1) compared 6-a-side (6v6) SSG-intensity of players varying in fitness …

The aim of the present study was to examine the relationship of 20 m sprint performance
with anthropometrical and physiological parameters in male soccer players. A hundred and …