Objective The menstrual cycle often presents barriers to participation in daily life activities,
including physical activity (PA), which is a cornerstone of health and well-being. The …

Objectives This scoping review aimed to summarize the findings of studies regarding the
perceived impact of the menstrual cycle on athletic performance, as well as the prevalence …

The study aimed to develop an understanding of female coaches' and sport science
practitioners' experience and support provision in relation to the menstrual cycle when …

Menstrual dysfunction is a common phenomenon in sport and many women describe that
their menstrual cycle can negatively impact their sport participation, performance, and …

In response to the ongoing sex data gap, the present study provides a qualitative exploration
of females' nutritional experiences in elite sporting environments. Semistructured interviews …

The menstrual cycle is an important biological process that can have implications for
women's participation in activities of daily life. The purpose of this qualitative study was to …

Purpose To investigate the effect of the MC and endogenous sex hormone concentrations
on performance-determining variables in three distinct MC phases in endurance-trained …

Over the last few decades, there has been an unprecedented growth in the number of
females in sport and exercise, including an exponential rise in female participation …

Women's participation in sport and exercise is increasing; therefore, it is imperative that any
potential modulations, either positive or negative, in performance, training, and adaptation …

Purpose This study compared the effects of polarized running training adapted to the
menstrual cycle (MC) phases versus polarized training adapted contrary to the MC on …