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September 17, 2025 · 5 min read
Every coach has seen it: the defender who clears the ball just before danger, or the goalkeeper who positions perfectly for a corner before the ball is even struck. To outsiders, it looks like luck. But science shows it’s not. It’s anticipation—the ability to read patterns and predict what happens next. A new study from […]
Every coach has seen it: the defender who clears the ball just before danger, or the goalkeeper who positions perfectly for a corner before the ball is even struck. To outsiders, it looks like luck. But science shows it’s not. It’s anticipation—the ability to read patterns and predict what happens next. A new study from […]
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Recent research has brought to light critical concerns about the impacts of repeated soccer heading on brain health. While the beautiful game helps improve cardiovascular health and teamwork skills, the potential risks associated with frequent heading raise significant safety concerns. Recent Findings in Soccer Science New research published in the Columbia University Irving Medical Center […]
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The world of soccer is a complex blend of athleticism, strategy, and environmental factors. As the global climate continues to change, understanding the impact of heat stress on players becomes increasingly important. The Growing Challenge of Heat Stress in Soccer Recent reports from the United Nations and WHO highlight the rising temperatures and the associated […]
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Did you know that over 70% of match outcomes are influenced by set pieces like corner kicks? A new study reveals why some players seem to “see the future” on the field—and how that skill can be trained 1. Experts Don’t Watch the Kicker—They Read the Crowd Skilled players don’t just track the corner taker’s […]
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This study looks at how having people watch games can help the home team do better. The researchers used the 2021 K League 1 season to see what happened when some games had different rules about fans because of COVID-19.
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Many kids don't get enough physical activity, and playing sports can help them be more active. In Denmark, no studies looked at how playing sports in free time affects the health and fitness of young people.
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