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Does a soccer-specific intermittent treadmill protocol induce greater physiological and mechanical responses compared to a steady-state protocol in male football players?
Does a soccer-specific intermittent treadmill protocol induce greater physiological and mechanical responses compared to a steady-state protocol in male football players?
Soccer-specific intermittent activity induces greater cumulative mechanical load on the musculoskeletal system compared to steady-state activity, suggesting late-match injuries are related to compromised movement mechanics.
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May guide load monitoring in intermittent soccer training; leaves open links to late-match injury mechanisms.
Greig et al. (2006) studied this question.
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