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Sweat sodium loss varies nearly tenfold between athletes, and wearable sensors now make individualized hydration plans possible.
A meta-analysis finds HIIT and steady-state cardio produce similar fat loss, but HIIT edges ahead on cardiorespiratory fitness gains.
Vitamin D3 mainly boosts strength and power in athletes who start out deficient, not those already vitamin D-replete.
The ISSN position stand outlines evidence-based caffeine doses and timing for endurance, strength and power performance.
Casein before bed boosts overnight muscle protein synthesis, but new research shows it may not translate into next-day strength gains for trained lifters.
A 2025 meta-analysis of 35 RCTs shows intermittent fasting preserves strength and VO2max, but may reduce lean mass - key takeaways for athletes.
A 2026 JSCR meta-analysis finds BFR adds no extra benefit atop heavy lifting, but at 20-30% 1RM it rivals heavy training for strength gains.
A new 2026 randomized trial finds a single high dose of creatine improves cognitive performance by ~12% during 21 hours of sleep deprivation.
A meta-analysis of 17 RCTs shows resistance training significantly improves bone density at the spine, femoral neck, and hip in older adults.
An umbrella review of 69 RCTs finds probiotics may modestly lower inflammation and boost mucosal immunity in athletes, but evidence on GI distress and performance stays thin.
New research shows 70-85% low-intensity plus 15-26% high-intensity training may best boost VO2max in endurance athletes.
A 2025 meta-analysis shows plyometric jump training boosts jump height, sprint speed, and agility, most reliably with 2 sessions/week for 9+ weeks.