Everyone is talking about metaverses. Big brands have not waited to start their tests, and the sports world has given its first steps.
Everyone is talking about metaverses. Big brands have not waited to start their tests, and the sports world has given its first steps.
Women’s sports have traditionally been left behind compared to men’s sports. How can visibility help attract more viewers? Are numbers improving?
For the 2020-2021 season, European football has suffered an estimated loss of 4 billion Euros, the NBA has calculated 500 million dollars, the NFL 1,300, and the MLB 200.
The international tournaments of national teams represent an important change in the players’ regular workload.
Right now, the question is inevitable: How can we make a one hundred and fifty-year-old sport, with rules that have remained unchanged, attractive for a generation that has grown up surrounded by screens.
Possibly, the most important goal in training is helping the players to develop skills and behaviours to improve their performance during competition.
Hamstrings injury is the most frequent muscle injury in sports that require high speeds, such as football, rugby or American football.
With the pandemic affecting us all across the globe, we are having to adapt to different ways of living and working. And this is no different in the world of sport.
Exercise-induced muscle damage and the consequent muscle pain, commonly known as ‘stiffness’, conditions our performance.
The training adaptations depend on the specificity of stimuli generated during the session. In football, there is a player that differs from the rest: the goalkeeper.
The pandemic has taken away what is most important within stadiums, the audience.