Abstract Randomization is a central methodological component of experimental research because it supports causal inference, reduces selection bias, and improves the comparability of intervention groups. However, its implementation in sports science presents distinct methodological, ethical, and logistical challenges, i...
João Bruno, Pasquale Salerno, Isaac Armando Chavez Guevara· RESEARCH IN PHYSICAL EDUCATI...· 0 citations
Warm-up is a central preparatory phase of training and competition, aimed at optimizing physiological and neuromuscular readiness for subsequent performance and reducing the risk of injury. However, the athlete warm-up literature spans diverse sports, populations, and intervention models, with substantial variability i...
João Bruno, E. Abade, Raynier Montoro-Bombú et al.· Sports Medicine - Open· 0 citations
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