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Internal and external load measures as predictors of overuse injury risk in professional football players
Background Football is the most popular sport worldwide. Football has grown into a faster, intensive and more competitive game with a substantial increase in technical and physical demands. To reach the peak demands of match play, extensive training is necessary to improve performance and to rea...
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Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
2019
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