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Starting status and seasonal workload in soccer

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The physical and physiological characteristics of various-sided games

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Seasonal Training Load Quantification in Elite English Premier League Soccer Players

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Fatigue & Recovery in Soccer

Fatigue & Recovery in Soccer [MasterdeFutbol 2014] from Yann LE MEUR (@YLMSportScience)

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#Training #Football | Determinant Factors of Repeat Sprint Sequences in Young Soccer Players

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#Training #Football | Determinant Factors of Repeat Sprint Sequences in Young Soccer Players

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#Soccer #Prevention | Muscle Injuries in Professional Football: Epidemiology & Risk Factors

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#Football | Combination of repeated-sprint trng with ≠ strength trng methods: effects on performance

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#TeamSports | Mechanical determinants of acceleration & max sprinting speed in soccer players

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#Training #TeamSports | Repeated Sprint Ability: Practical Recommendations for Training

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