While there are various avenues for performance improvement in college American football
(AF), there is no comprehensive evaluation of the collective array of resources around …

Context: Exertional rhabdomyolysis is a relatively uncommon but potentially fatal condition
affecting athletes that requires prompt recognition and appropriate management. Evidence …

Research describing load-monitoring techniques for team sport is plentiful. Much of this
research is conducted retrospectively and typically involves recreational or semielite teams …

The purpose of screening in sports is to examine large populations of asymptomatic
individuals aiming to predict who is at greatest risk of sustaining an injury. Ideally, once at …

The purpose of the current study was to examine the ability of psychosocial constructs and
biomarker measures of overtraining and stress to predict athlete burnout, as mediated by …

Abstract Trexler, ET, Smith-Ryan, AE, Mann, JB, Ivey, PA, Hirsch, KR, and Mock, MG.
Longitudinal body composition changes in NCAA Division I college football players. J …

Background The relationship between exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) indicators
and acute training loads (TL) is yet to be reviewed extensively in semi-elite and elite athlete …

Abstract Trexler, ET, Smith-Ryan, AE, Blue, MNM, Schumacher, RM, Mayhew, JL, Mann, JB,
Ivey, PA, Hirsch, KR, and Mock, MG. Fat-free mass index in NCAA Division I and II collegiate …

Purpose: Insufficient recovery can lead to a decrease in performance and increase the risk
of injury and illness. The aim of this study was to evaluate salivary cortisol as a marker of …

Abstract Stone, JD, Kreutzer, A, Mata, JD, Nystrom, MG, Jagim, AR, Jones, MT, and Oliver,
JM. Changes in creatine kinase and hormones over the course of an American Football …