Physiological, anthropometric and athletic performance adaptations from completing a 1-month pre-season period. A two-year longitudinal study in female collegiate soccer players

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RT @andrewsperrotta: I am happy to finally share our results towards better understanding the dose-response to training load in female coll…

I am happy to finally share our results towards better understanding the dose-response to training load in female collegiate soccer players during pre-season. @FrontiersIn @USPORTSca @CCAAsportsACSC @NCAA @CanadaSoccerEN https://t.co/cB1fsVDrpc

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