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  1. Optimisation of warm-up protocols in soccer

    An active warm-up period prior to competitive soccer matches is habitual practice for most athletes. Typically these routines far exceed the duration recommended by the literature and may negatively affect subsequent soccer-related performance. High-intensity, short-duration warm-ups can improve …

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  2. The potentiating effects of different warm-up protocols on sprint cycling performance

    … a standard resistance (SR) load or a standard warm-up. Investigations determined whether a modified band resistance (MBR) back squat, offered advantages over a standard resistance (SR) back squat or a standard warm-up to potentiate sprint cycling performance for athletes. The study used an …

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  3. Different warm up protocols on immediate golf drive performance in recreational golfers

    … has been recommended that golfers perform a warm up routine before playing. Currently, the optimal warm up routine to improve performance of a maximal golf drive is not clear, however, research does recommend active-dynamic stretching as opposed to static stretching during warm up. Currently, …

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  4. The Effects Of Static Stretching Warm-Up Versus Dynamic Warm-Up On Sprint Swim Performance

    … has revealed that static stretching (SS) warm-ups may attenuate power performance compared to other warm-up protocols, but most studies have focused on dry land modalities. PURPOSE: To examine the effects of an SS warm-up versus a dynamic warm-up (DW) on sprint performance in competitive …

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  5. Task-orientated multimodal feedback system for the rehabilitation of the upper limb

    … of task-based physiotherapy for the upper limb providingat the same time effective multimodal feedback to the user. The softwareenvironment, Rehab Lab, uses the University of Salford Soft Exoskeleton as amedium for delivering therapy.The aim of this project is to investigate how to …

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  6. Monitoring neuromuscular fatigue in high performance athletes

    … temperature differences. This theory was supported by demonstrating that an extended warm-up period can negate differences in jump performance in the morning and the afternoon. Researchers who are unable to standardise the time of day that assessment occurs are able, therefore, to control …

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  7. The application of potentiation in optimizing warm-up procedures in young male athletes

    While warm-up is one of the more generally accepted elements of the strength and conditioning portfolio, direct evidence as to its optimal application in enhancing sports performance is sparse. Today, there is a trend to look at warm-up as performance preparation (Jeffreys, 2007a, Verstegen, 2004), …

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