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Heat Stress and Preparing for the 2026 World Cup

February 3, 2026 · 5 min read

As the world eagerly anticipates the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted across North America, a pertinent issue has captured the attention of the scientific community and soccer enthusiasts alike: the risk of heat stress on players. This concern is not just about comfort but about the health and performance of the athletes on soccer’s grandest […]

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Heat Stress and Preparing for the 2026 World Cup

As the world eagerly anticipates the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted across North America, a pertinent issue has captured the attention of the scientific community and soccer enthusiasts alike: the risk of heat stress on players. This concern is not just about comfort but about the health and performance of the athletes on soccer’s grandest […]

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Can Sports Drive Racial Justice? What the Evidence Says

Note: This article is cross-posted from our sister site: This Week in Public Health. On a warm summer night in 2020, a local health department staffer scrolls through her phone after a long shift. The headlines aren’t about COVID case counts or vaccination clinics. They’re about athletes—kneeling, striking, refusing to play. In between emergency briefings […]

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Strategy

Train Keepers Like Games

Picture this: it’s the 72nd minute. A low cross skips off a defender, the striker stabs at it, and the ball ricochets toward goal. Your keeper reacts instinctively—no textbook dive, no perfect set position—but somehow the ball stays out. After the match, a coach mutters: “Technique was messy, but it worked.” Science backs that up. […]

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What Parents Say vs. What Kids Hear

You’ve seen it a hundred times. A parent leans forward on a folding chair, hands cupped around their mouth, yelling instructions during a U9 match. After the game, that same parent says, “I just want my kid to have fun.” Here’s the tension: what parents say they want in youth soccer often doesn’t match what […]

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Research on spinal characteristics and exercise intervention in 6-18 year old adolescents based on computer vision recognition.

Cheng X; Liu J; Liu Y; Haswgawa Y; Li J; Ye M; Xiao F

Spinal health is important for kids because it affects how they stand, play sports, feel happy, and live well. Good spine health helps kids grow strong and healthy in both body and mind.

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Time-course of muscular stress and fatigue markers following different soccer small-sided games: evidence from a randomized crossover study.

Wang X; Zhao Y; Duan Y; Qiu Q

Some types of intense exercises can make muscles very tired, so it's important to manage them well to avoid getting hurt. This study looked at how playing different team sizes in games (2, 4, or 6 players) can affect muscles and strength right after playing and the next day.

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