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Maturation-related adaptations in running speed in response to sprint training in youth soccer players

“…A similar study could assess the effect of two or three ST sessions per week, whilst also assessing the effects of a periodised programme. The method by which biological maturity status was assessed, though reliable, can lack accuracy 35 and may be reinforced if used in conjunction with predictions of full adult height 36 . Lastly, though the measures of sprint speed showed important differences between the Pre-and Mid-PHV groups, they do not necessarily describe the underlying mechanisms of adaptation, necessitating the need for more in-depth investigations.…”