Impact of fatigue on gender-based high-risk landing strategies

Article Abstract:

The potential contributions of neuromuscular fatigue to the noncontact anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries that carry significant short- and long-term morbidity, especially in females, are determined. Analysis reveals that fatigue-induced modifications in the lower-limb control may increase the risk of noncontact ACL injuries during landings in athletes.

United States, Risk factors, Physiological aspects, Control, Fatigue, Anterior cruciate ligament

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Physical fitness, injuries, and team performance in soccer

Article Abstract:

A study to investigate relationship between physical fitness and team success in soccer and decipher differences in physical fitness for different player positions is conducted. Results illustrate that higher average jump height is associated with team success and goalkeepers demonstrate different fitness characteristics from outfield players.

Exercise, Soccer players

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