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 Frontiers in Sports and Active Living | August 2023 | Validation of skinfold equations and alternative methods for the determination of fat-free mass in young athletes“Results from the current study indicate the Evans 7-site and 3-site SKF equations performed best for female and male athletes, respectively.”Learn More |
 Frontiers in Sports and Active Living | August 2023 | Correlates of early attrition from school sports clubs in male senior high school students: a 2.4-year follow-up study“This study reveals that in the target school’s sports clubs, early attrition is associated with low weight and BMI, non-experience of injury or disability that affects daily life, low individual athletic achievement, and short duration of experience of the sport.”Learn More |
 Frontiers in Sports and Active Living | August 2023 | Shape of an obstacle affects the mediolateral trajectory of the lower limb during the crossing process“In previous studies involving obstacle crossing, vertical foot clearance has been used as an indicator of the risk of contact. Under normal circumstances, individuals do not always cross over obstacles with the same height on both sides, and depending on the shape of the obstacle, the risk of contact may differ depending on the foot elevation position.”Learn More |
 Frontiers in Sports and Active Living | August 2023 | Perspectives and practices of nutritionists on dietary supplements for elite soccer teams: a cross-sectional survey study“Nutritionists working with elite soccer players consider the use of dietary supplements for performance-enhancement purposes and not only to compensate for nutritional deficits, which might contribute to their higher interest, training and perceived knowledge about this topic.”Learn More |
 Journal of Science & Medicine in Sport | August 2023 | The impact of progressive overload on the proportion and frequency of positive cardio-respiratory fitness responders“Increasing exercise intensity and energy expenditure by progressively elevating treadmill speed increased the frequency of responders but is insufficient to mitigate cardiorespiratory fitness non-response for a significant proportion of people.”Learn More |
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