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Commentary Pages 245-246
Abstract: Over the last year, governmental responses to the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) crisis have generated significant attention and deliberation in terms of public services, the experience and lessons learnt from various restrictions, and ideas for approaching possible future pandemics. Indeed, the question of how to mitigate for what is likely the now endemic nature of COVID-19, and the subsequent health implications this brings, is increasingly prevalent among both political and civic discourse.
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Original Research Pages 240-244
Abstract: This study assessed the preference for indoor floor types among Dutch male elite handball players: Area- vs. point elastic floors. Secondly, to compare floor characteristics between area elastic and point elastic indoor sports fields in the Dutch elite league.
Original Research Pages 233-239
Abstract: This study examined whether omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (n-3 PUFA) supplementation lowered the heart rate (HR), rating of perceived exertion (RPE) and oxygen uptake (V̇O2) and accordingly improved cycling performance in a time trial.
Original Research Pages 224-232
Abstract: Weaker neck strength has been suggested as a potential risk factor of sport related concussion in female soccer athletes. The purpose of this study was to examine sex differences in neck muscle strength characteristics in multiple directions. A total of 52 high school soccer players (17 Females/35 Males) with no history of concussion participated. Subjects were instructed to perform three maximum voluntary isometric contractions for eight directions: flexion
Research Article Pages 222-223
Abstract: A recent systematic review depicted studies reporting the association between the AQP1 rs1049305 (C > G) genotype and endurance (42.2 and 10 km) running performance, body fluid loss in long-distance runners, along with other studies reporting on the AQP1 and cardiorespiratory endurance phenotypes associations. The first evidence asserting a link between the AQP1 Rs1049305 (C > G) genotype and marathon (42.2 km) running performance level was published by Martinez, et al.
Original Research Pages 10.36959/9
Abstract: We aimed to report sex differences in ventilation during EVH challenge in University athletes while exploring whether they achieve inspiratory target. Seventy-seven athletes (n = 42 males, n = 35 females) performed six-minute EVH challenge involving compressed gas (5% CO2, 21% O2 and balance N2) inhalation at an inspiratory target of 85% MVVindirect. Ventilation was recorded every 15 seconds during EVH challenge with pre-and post-challenge measurements of FEV1 determining outcomes.
Original Article Pages 209-214
Abstract: Modern soccer has undergone various transformations and in recent decades there has been an increase in the number of competitive matches over the course of a season. Some teams compete in regional, national, and international competitions at the same time, and in this scenario, it is not uncommon for a team to play 2 to 3 matches in a week.
Case Report Pages 205-208
Abstract: A 30-year-old elite professional footballer was diagnosed with post-concussive epilepsy. Following neurological evaluation he was found to have cardiac dysrhythmia, rather than epilepsy, causing cognitive dysfunction. The cardiac abnormality was identified during his electroencephalogram (EEG), which included a modified lead 2 rhythm strip in which he was shown to have marked bradycardia and pulses bigeminy.
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