Scoping Review of the Characteristics, Outcomes, and Sex/Gender Considerations of Community-Based Physical Activity Interventions for Individuals with Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
Meat consumption and recovery
Physical activity is essential for maintaining health, but intense training can result in immune dysfunction and muscle damage. Recent research points to meat as a potent recovery aid, rich in bioactive compounds that support muscle repair and optimize performance.
Creatine supplementation in athletes
Creatine, a popular supplement among athletes, enhances the body’s natural ATP production, improving performance during high-intensity exercises. It also promotes post-exercise recovery and may aid in rehabilitation after injury.
Coach support of injured athletes and the coach-athlete relationship
Scoping Review of the Characteristics, Outcomes, and Sex/Gender Considerations of Community-Based Physical Activity Interventions for Individuals with Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury – Poster
Sex-specific differences in resting-state functional connectivity of large-scale networks in postconcussion syndrome.
Sex & gender considerations in concussion research
7B: Revisiting Recovery
Preventing overtraining syndrome in elite athletes
Elite athletes’ intense training boosts performance but can lead to overtraining syndrome (OTS) without ample rest. A new review highlights OTS’s impact on physical and mental health, manifesting in reduced performance, mood swings, and motivation loss. Preventing OTS involves monitoring loads, prioritizing recovery, and adjusting training plans promptly based on early signs for optimal athlete…
Why teen athletes need to prioritize sleep
It can be difficult for teenaged athletes to get enough sleep amid rigorous training schedules and competition stress, which can negatively impact health and performance. Research shows that structured sleep schedules and monitoring for signs of sleep disturbances are ways that tends can prioritize rest and maintain overall well-being.