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RECOVERY STRATEGIES AFTER SIMULATED 400-METER SPRINT IN UNIVERSITY ATHLETES

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Can foam rolling help sprinters bounce back faster?

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This study is testing whether adding foam rolling to light jogging helps 400-meter sprinters recover better after a race. Twenty healthy university athletes will run a simulated 400m sprint, then do light jogging. Half will also use foam rollers on their leg muscles. Researchers …

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Phase: NA • Sponsor: Surabaya State University • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated Apr 01, 2026 14:42 UTC

RECOVERY STRATEGIES AFTER SIMULATED 400-METER SPRINT IN UNIVERSITY ATHLETES

Get alerted when new RECOVERY STRATEGIES AFTER SIMULATED 400-METER SPRINT IN UNIVERSITY ATHLETES trials appear

Can foam rolling help sprinters bounce back faster?