Itβs been a brilliant week at #ECSS2023! Many notes taken from some fantastic sessions π and it was super cool to be able to present some of my early findings on #femaleathlete tendon properties π
New Research: Current evidence shows no influence of women's menstrual cycle phase on acute strength performance or adaptations to resistance exercise training https://t.co/2HzuLX8Pue #sports#activeliving
Runners and court sport athletes - come get involved in some exciting research! @Carnegie_Sport
All info here - https://t.co/UQdxyouYIC
@RunLeeds @BeckettTennis @carnegiesport
πββοΈFemale runners wanted for novel research @Carnegie_Sport@leedsbeckett
We want to understand muscle-tendon unit function in female athletes, and investigating runners is a big part of this!
Please spread the word and get involved if you can!
This research will be a very important puzzle piece in the overall picture of how the menstrual cycle impacts sport performance and muscle-tendon function.
So please spread the word and get involved if you can! π (π§΅π)
In light of these points, this study is looking at the menstrual cycle from an individual standpoint, to understand how variable menstrual cycle responses are in a female athlete population, and what this would mean for athletes and their coaches/support staff. (5/π§΅)
Female athletes, we need you!ππΎπ
For participation in a study investigating the effects of the menstrual cycle on strength and jump performance and muscle-tendon unit function.
All info here -https://t.co/YjLNs4PYqr
Please get involved or spread the word!π#femaleathlete
Whilst we are primarily recruiting athletes from court-based sports, if you are a female athlete of a different sport and are interested in participating, please do get in touch!