Linear and multidirectional speed: Can we use PAP to improve them?
This article reviews the use of post activation potentiation as a method to improve both linear and change of direction speed.
This article reviews the use of post activation potentiation as a method to improve both linear and change of direction speed.
A research review from the Performance Digest Contents Background & Objective A lot of research has been conducted on different tests and methods to monitor fatigue in football. However, the practicality, reliability, and … Read more
Understand the effect of sleep deprivation and sleep restriction on resistance training performance.
A research review from the Performance Digest
Contents of Research Review Background & Objective The goal of this study was to compare the effects of cold water immersion (CWI) in football linemen (i.e. small body surface area (BSA) to body … Read more
Structured neuromuscular control training programmes have been shown to significantly reduce ACL injury in females.
This article looks to gain a greater understanding of how coaches perceive their role in the promotion of mental health for young athletes.
This study investigated post-match recovery of different performance and biochemical markers in team ball sports.
It’s important to understand your athlete’s maximal force capacity, but unless you have a big budget, measuring it can be a difficult task.
Can a low-cost Crane Scale provide solid data for strength testing? A review from the Performance Digest Contents of Article Objective What they did What they found Practical Takeaways Carl’s Comments About the … Read more
Skill acquisition is the foundation of sports science that all practitioners, coaches, and clinicians should understand.
The isometric mid-thigh pull test is a reliable way to test maximal strength and has been shown to correlate with vertical jumps and sprints.
An Elevation Training Mask is a device that is claimed to simulate the benefits of altitude training, but do they work as claimed?
Ballistic training is an effective training method to improve an athlete’s power output, and therefore, their speed and jump height.
Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) can estimate body composition (e.g. fat mass and fat-free mass) via a small electrical current.

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