Research Update: Squat vs. Hip Thrust Warm-Ups, Which Helped Athletes Jump Higher?
A small study found that heavy back squats improved vertical jumping more than hip thrusts, but not sprinting or agility. Here's what athletes can take from it.
A small study found that heavy back squats improved vertical jumping more than hip thrusts, but not sprinting or agility. Here's what athletes can take from it.
National-level rowers improved their 2,000 m times without clear changes in several training markers. Here's what it means for tracking your progress.
A small trial found no clear benefit from capsiate for repeated cycling sprints. Here's what it means for athletes considering the supplement.
A new perspective article explains why "normal" blood work can mislead athletes, and how tracking your own baseline gives you a clearer picture.
A new review proposes a way to measure the mechanical work in CrossFit and HYROX workouts. Here's what it means and why it isn't validated yet.
A review of 54 trials found vitamin D doesn't build muscle or boost strength. Here's what it means for athletes.
HMB matters more after 40, but itβs not just for masters athletes. Hereβs who benefits most, and when.
Heat acclimation changes how much sodium you lose in sweat, but should you sweat test again?
Do ketone supplements improve endurance training adaptations? A new study finds no added performance benefits during an altitude training block.
Beet juice helps endurance performance, but can it also improve recovery? This study had some interesting results.
What the research says about when you should keep taking creatine in the off-season, and when you should stop.
A study looked at whether drinking water during endurance exercise improved performance. Here's what the results mean for your training.