The quadrant of doom and hamstring injuries: sexy but too easy?
Buchheit M., Avrillon S., Simpson B., Lacome M., Guilhem G. The quadrant of doom and hamstring injuries: sexy but too easy? Sport Performance & Science Reports, 2019, June,...
Editorials
… and Wile E. Coyote caught the Road Runner
Int J Sports Physiol Perform. 2019 Mar 1;14(3):277-278 “Near the dawn of time, the story goes, Coyote saved the creatures of Earth. According to the mythology of Idaho’s...
Daily morning rituals: winning or ruining the day?
Blog post from HIITscience.com Successful entrepreneurs often tout the importance of their daily morning rituals in terms of achieving their exceptional outcomes [1]. These daily routines, often conducted...
Football-specific fitness testing: adding value or confirming the evidence?
This cheeky commentary, written 5 years ago with my brilliant friend Alberto Mendez-Villanueva is still 200%up to date, and deserved to be brought back to the scene. Enjoy!...
“The hands that help are far better than lips that pray”
Blog post from HIITscience.com As an immediate follow-up to the ‘context’ post, I wish to use this quote from the agnostic Robert G. Ingersoll as a stepping point...
Content is king, but context is God
Blog post from HIITscience.com To open this blog post series, I thought I might start by discussing some of the aspects that are often overlooked in sport science...
Injury rate and prevention in elite football: let’s first search within our own hearts
Buchheit M, Eirale C, Simpson BM, Lacome M. Injury rate and prevention in elite football: let us first search within our own hearts. Br J Sports Med. 2018...
Monitoring of post-match fatigue in professional soccer: welcome to the real-world
Carling C., Lacome M., McCall A., Dupont G., F.Le Gall, Simpson B.M. and Buchheit M. Monitoring of post-match fatigue in professional soccer: welcome to the real-world. Sports Med,...
Outside the Box
M. Buchheit. Outside the Box. IJSPP 2017, 12, 1001 -1002. When I submitted my first paper in the early 2000’s, web-based editorial manager systems were in their infancy....