VO₂ MAX AND LACTATE THRESHOLD : WHICH MATTERS MORE FOR PERFROMANCE ? Author – Taher Kudrati When endurance performance is discussed, two physiological terms dominate the conversation; VO2max and lactate threshold. Both are widely
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PICKLE BALL AND KNEE PAIN : WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Author – Archit Vikharankar Pickleball is exploding in popularity — but with all the lunges, quick stops, and pivots, your knees can take
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FORCE PLATE TESTING FOR ATHLETES : MEASURING PERFORMANCE AND PREVENTING INJUIRES Author – Taher Kudrati n sports science, numbers don’t lie and that’s the whole point of using force plates. They let us go
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THE IMPORTANCE OF ECCENTRIC TRAINING IN SPORT AND DAILY MOVEMENT Author – Samiksha Shetty Strength training is often associated with producing force — lifting, pushing, and accelerating movement. In contrast, many of the most
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MAXIMUM AEROBIC SPEED : A PRACTICAL PERFORMANCE DRIVEN CONDITIONING METRIC Author – Sayyan Biswas Imagine you’re a soccer coach with 20 players on your team, all with different fitness levels and athletic backgrounds. Your
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MADHURIS FITNESS JOURNEY – PART 1 Author :- Dr. Madhuri Pejaver Who is this Madhuri? Surely not Madhuri Dixit! Of course there is a lot to learn from her. But this fitness journey is
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Author:- Manali Bankar Groin pain is one of the most common and frustrating injuries in footballers — it can bench even the fittest players and turn a winning streak into a season of frustration.
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Author:- Prasik Tikde Introduction Isometric training involves muscle contractions that occur without any visible movement in the joints. Tension develops in the muscles, but the limb stays completely static. This approach differs from concentric
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In the past, athletes relied on instinct, experience, and feedback from coaches to gauge their performance. Training programs depended on observation, stopwatch times, and personal assessments of effort. Today, wearable technology has changed how
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Strength training isn’t just for bodybuilders or elite athletes, it’s a pillar of Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD). Done right, it helps athletes move better, lowers the risk of injury, and supports performance at
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