The link between impacts and differential RPE
We are happy to present our newly published study in which we explore the link between running- and jumping impacts and differential RPE.
Latest football science research – March 2022
In this research overview, we highlight articles about postmatch recovery, carbohydrate periodisation, physical match demands and the fitness-fatigue model.
Fuel for the work: nutritional support for football players
Several factors affect players’ readiness to perform. But do we provide sufficient attention to all these factors? A short opinion of our blog writer and PhD student, Kobe Houtmeyers.
Latest football science research – February 2022
In this research overview, we highlight articles about resilience, long-haul travel, glucose monitoring and the FIFA emergency protocol.
How tough was your week? It’s not all about the physical load
Several factors affect players’ readiness to perform. But do we provide sufficient attention to all these factors? A short opinion of our blog writer and PhD student, Kobe Houtmeyers.
Latest football science research – January 2022
Our research recap includes a recent study about the effect of in-season head coach changes on team performance, and an interesting delphi consensus study providing recommendations for interpreting isokinetic strength tests in players with an ACL reconstruction.
The individualised sub-maximal fitness test
This blog highlights some new research on sub-maximal testing in team sports by Tannath Scott and colleagues. They provide some interesting insights to improve the cost-effectiveness of athlete monitoring.
Latest football science research – January 2022
We start 2022 with a new edition of our monthly football science research recap. In the January 2022 edition we gather interesting new research publications that may benefit your team. Read up on interesting studies and see how they can be translated into your practical workflow.