Comparison of small-sided games and sprint training program on the testosterone, cortisol, blood cell count, and physical fitness indices in teenage soccer players

2025/04/14 by Sebghati Shiraz, Mona, Shabani, Ramin, Mohammadi, Mojtaba
#Cortisol #Physical fitness #Small-sided games #Sprint training #Systemic Immune-Inflammation Index #Testosterone

paper · doi:10.71878/jpah.2024.1104206

Abstract

Journal of Physical Activity and Hormones, 5(2), 1

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