• DOI:10.1519/SSC.0000000000000247
Corpus ID: 78635885

Practical Active and Passive Recovery Strategies for Soccer Players

@article{Rey2016PracticalAA,
  title={Practical Active and Passive Recovery Strategies for Soccer Players},
  author={E. Rey and A. Padr{\'o}n-Cabo and R. Barcala-Furelos and D. Casamichana and V. Romo-P{\'e}rez},
  journal={Strength and Conditioning Journal},
  year={2016},
  volume={40},
  pages={45–57}
}

E. Rey, A. Padrón-Cabo, +2 authors V. Romo-Pérez

Published 2016

Medicine

Strength and Conditioning Journal

ABSTRACT AS A RESULT OF TRAINING AND COMPETITION LOAD IN SOCCER, THE MAJORITY OF THE BODY'S PHYSIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS ARE STRESSED. TO ACCELERATE THE RECOVERY PROCESS AND ENHANCE PERFORMANCE IN SOCCER, DIFFERENT POSTEXERCISE RECOVERY MODES HAVE BEEN SUGGESTED AND ARE BROADLY CLASSIFIED INTO 2 CATEGORIES: ACTIVE RECOVERY OR PASSIVE RECOVERY. DESPITE THE POPULARITY, THERE IS A LACK OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE FOR THE VALIDITY OF THESE RECOVERY INTERVENTIONS. THIS REVIEW SUMMARIZES THE EVIDENCE BASE FOR… CONTINUE READING

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