Does the Yo-Yo Test Predict Match Running Performance?
A study of Canadian professional soccer players published in Sports (MDPI).
Dr. Richard Bucciarelli’s latest sports science research has been published in Sports (MDPI), contributing to the growing body of evidence on performance training and athlete development.
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About the Author
Doctorate in Human Health & Nutritional Sciences
President, Speed Training Lab + High Performance Centre®
Richard studies how training tests connect to real-game performance. His research looks at whether the results athletes achieve in conditioning assessments meaningfully reflect the physical demands they experience during competition.
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This peer-reviewed study was published in Sports (MDPI), Volume 14, Issue 2, Article 71.
The article is available open access through the journal website.
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- Measurable athlete outcomes
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