Biology of Sport·Feb 11Recreational football training preserves bone health in women over 9 years during the menopause transitionRandomized trial in 25 peopleBones and jointsPaper
European Journal of Applied Physiology·Jul 3Regular football training down-regulates miR-1303 muscle expression in veteransCohort study in peopleMusclePaper
Scientific Reports·Jun 5Football and team handball training postpone cellular aging in womenCross-sectional study of 129 peoplePopulationsPaper
Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases·Jun 5Reduced telomere shortening in lifelong trained male football players compared to age-matched inactive controlsCross-sectional study of 140 peopleInterventionsPaper
Frontiers in Physiology·Mar 7Lifelong Football Training: Effects on Autophagy and Healthy Longevity PromotionCross-sectional study in peopleInterventionsPaper
European Journal of Applied Physiology·Mar 3Effect of lifelong football training on the expression of muscle molecular markers involved in healthy longevityCross-sectional study of 10 peopleMusclePaper
European Journal of Applied Physiology·Apr 14Positive effects of 1-year football and strength training on mechanical muscle function and functional capacity in elderly menRandomized trial in 27 peopleStrength trainingPaper