Increased oxidative stress in injured and ill elite international olympic rowers
NA Lewis, AJ Simpkin, S Moseley… - … journal of sports …, 2020 - journals.humankinetics.com
Background: Identifying strategies that reduce the risk of illness and injury is an objective of
sports science and medicine teams. No studies have examined the relationship between
oxidative stress (OS) and illness or injury in international athletes undergoing periods of
intensified training and competition. Purpose: The authors aimed to identify relationships
between illness, injury, and OS. Methods: A longitudinal, observational study of elite male
rowers (n= 10) was conducted over 18 weeks, leading into World Championships. Following …
sports science and medicine teams. No studies have examined the relationship between
oxidative stress (OS) and illness or injury in international athletes undergoing periods of
intensified training and competition. Purpose: The authors aimed to identify relationships
between illness, injury, and OS. Methods: A longitudinal, observational study of elite male
rowers (n= 10) was conducted over 18 weeks, leading into World Championships. Following …
Increased oxidative stress in injured and ill elit...
NA Lewis - ijspp, 2020 - sponet.de
Background: Identifying strategies that reduce the risk of illness and injury is an objective of
sports science and medicine teams. No studies have examined the relationship between
oxidative stress (OS) and illness or injury in international athletes undergoing periods of
intensified training and competition. Purpose: The authors aimed to identify relationships
between illness, injury, and OS. Methods: A longitudinal, observational study of elite male
rowers (n= 10) was conducted over 18 weeks, leading into World Championships. Following …
sports science and medicine teams. No studies have examined the relationship between
oxidative stress (OS) and illness or injury in international athletes undergoing periods of
intensified training and competition. Purpose: The authors aimed to identify relationships
between illness, injury, and OS. Methods: A longitudinal, observational study of elite male
rowers (n= 10) was conducted over 18 weeks, leading into World Championships. Following …
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