FOOTBALL SCIENCE INSTITUTE
Heart rate recovery during repeated high-intensity efforts is not related to the recovery of systemic oxygen uptake and muscle oxygenation, and can’t be used to predict performance decrement
The 30–15 Intermittent Fitness Test Versus the Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test Level 1: Relationship and Sensitivity to Training
Daily morning rituals: winning or ruining the day?
Content is king, but context is God
Heart rate recovery during repeated high-intensity efforts is not related to the recovery of systemic oxygen uptake and muscle oxygenation, and can’t be used to predict performance decrement
The 30–15 Intermittent Fitness Test Versus the Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test Level 1: Relationship and Sensitivity to Training
Monitoring training Status with Player-tracking Technology – Still on the road to Rome
Monitoring of post-match fatigue in professional soccer: welcome to the real-world
Monitoring players’ readiness using predicted heart rate responses to football drills – legacy of Nick Broad
A battle worth Fighting
Trivial effects are clearly important
Pacey Performance Podcast #167 – Martin Buchheit
Want to see my report, coach?
Does beetroot juice really improve sprint and high-intensity running performance? – probably not as much as it seems: how (poor) stats can help to tell a nice story
Peak match speed and maximal sprinting speed in young soccer players: effect of age and playing position
Relative match intensities at high altitude in highly-trained young soccer players (isa3600)
Effect of birth date on playing time during international handball competitions with respect to playing positions
Integrating different tracking systems in football
Effects of age, maturity and body dimensions on match running performance in highly-trained under 15 soccer players
Monitoring of post-match fatigue in professional soccer: welcome to the real-world
Trivial effects are clearly important
Does beetroot juice really improve sprint and high-intensity running performance? – probably not as much as it seems: how (poor) stats can help to tell a nice story
Post-match Recovery in Youth Soccer player
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...
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!...
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...
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...
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...
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,...
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....
M. Buchheit. Houston, we still have a problem. IJSPP, In press 2017. Apollo 13 was launched at 1313 Houston time on Saturday, April 11, 1970. Following months of...
Buchheit M. Chasing the 0.2. IJSPP 2016, 11, 417-418. Original publication here / pic credits “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives”...
