Hormonal control and the menstrual cycle of elite soccer players is an issue related to peak performance because it is less studied and sometimes less cared for in clubs. We talked about it Vero Codena. Player, coach of men’s futsal teams and lawyer specializing in sports law, true now working in the field of sports performance with WOM Sports Management Agencywhich brings players known as Aitana Bonmatí, Laia Codina and Jana Fernández (Barcelona), Gemma Gili (Royal Society) or Maite Oroz (Real Madrid), among others.
“I have seen the same side of soccer and I am still linked to amateur soccer with CE Europe. And I see that there are factors that must be considered for performance, especially adequate rest, nutrition and physical preparing the players”, he highlights.
The issue of menstruation, which is considered in leading clubs such as Chelsea, It has not been studied in depth in some clubs in our League, when it affects a lot even when it comes to preventing injuries.
In fact, the great ballast for soccer players is cruciate ligament tears, more common in women than men. “There are more and more cases with this injury, with a higher incidence in women’s football than in men’s football. This is because the anatomy of both is very different and physical preparation, therefore, must which is oriented in a different way” , held true And he said that “more studies are needed, to go deeper into the subject and, above all, to have enough resources.”
Source: La Verdad
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