Acute effect of specific warm-up exercises on sprint performance after static and dynamic stretching in amateur soccer players

The purpose of the present study was to investigate the role of specific warm-up in soccer on 20 m sprint after static and dynamic stretching in a sample of 16 healthy amateur soccer players, aged 21,41±3,28 years. All participants performed on different days and in random order, a warm-up program t...

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description The purpose of the present study was to investigate the role of specific warm-up in soccer on 20 m sprint after static and dynamic stretching in a sample of 16 healthy amateur soccer players, aged 21,41±3,28 years. All participants performed on different days and in random order, a warm-up program that included general warm up, static or dynamic stretching of lower extremities, a specific warm-up of the sport and three measurements of 20 m sprint. The first sprint measurement was made after the general warm up, the second after the static or dynamic stretching and the third after the specific warm-up. The time of sprint was measured by photocells. The results of the study showed a decline of the sprint time after the static stretching protocol (p
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Repetition
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