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Filter by:This randomized controlled trial aims to explore the effect of a foot strengthening protocol on toe flexion strength, foot deformation and morphology as well as kinetics during sprinting, cutting and jumping in healthy athletes (18-40 completed years). The study consists of a 4 weeks control period, followed by 8 weeks intervention period and 4 weeks follow up
It has recently been suggested that cocoa may improve exercise performance and recovery. This study aim to evaluate the plasma and fecal metabolome after 10 weeks of cocoa supplementation during the training period in recreational athletes to detect possible metabolites involved in the observed benefits of cocoa in athletes
Understand the effect of recombinant EPO (rEPO) boosting and microdosing on the hematological module of the Athlete Biological Passport (ABP) - Measure the change in CD71 longitudinally in subjects from both cohorts - Assess whether rEPO administration can be detected in a dried blood spot (DBS) using recent advances in analytical methodologies - Compare windows of rEPO detection using both Athlete Biological Passport models and direct detection using analytical methods in urine, blood, and DBS
he objective of this study is to compare the effects two different formulations of fish oil monoglycerides on the mitochondrial functions and on the lactate threshold of athletes during a high intensity exercise. Twenty four (24) subjects will be enrolled in the study and followed for a period of 90 days. A first visit will capture all the baseline parameters and will be followed by two subsequent visits (at day 45 and at day 90) where the same measurements will be done. The subjects will be divided in two parallel groups. Subjects of group A will receive a constant daily dose of 4,3g eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) + Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) whereas subjects of group B will receive a constant daily dose of 4,4g of EPA only. Subjects will be treated from day 1 to day 90 without interruption or modification to their regimen.
This study aimed to verify if orange juice supplementation can be a nutritional strategy to ensure an adequate energy and micronutrients ingestion, influencing metabolic responses of soccer players.
This study will examine the effects of six week dance training, using the Xbox Kinect Just Dance 2014 programme, on the agility scores along with general and hamstring flexibility and extensibility of the hip flexor. The effects of the dance programme will be compared with those of proven agility training techniques (ladder drills).