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Editorial

Between Cali and Kyiv – Transcontinental Sports Physiology

Böning D

Review

The Role of Cryotherapy and Compression Therapy in Improving Football Players Recovery: A Systematic Review

Sable HR, Chivate D, Motimath B

Originalia

Influence of Afferent-Stimulating Insoles on Paraspinal Muscle Tone and Pain in Patients with Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Lange R, Bloch W

Originalia

RED-S Risk Assessment and Association Between Dietary Intake and Performance Among Athletes

Kozhukkunnon A, Subbiah UM

Originalia

Addressing the Need for UV Protection in Preparticipation Physical Evaluations: An Exploratory Study

Spitz S#, Fieber V#, Noffz J, Beck H, Saborowski-Baumgarten C, Bornhäuser M, Letsch A, Knauthe N##, Stölzel F##

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The German Journal of Sports Medicine is directed to translational science and clinical practice of Sports Medicine and its adjacent fields, which investigate the influence of physical activity, exercise, training and sports, as well as a lack of exercise affecting healthy people and patients of all age-groups. It addresses implications for prevention, diagnosis, therapy, rehabilitation and physical training as well as the entire Sports Medicine and research in Sports Science, physiology and biomechanics.

The journal is the leading and most widely read German journal in the field of Sports Medicine. Readers are physicians, physiologists and sports scientists as well as physiotherapists, coaches, sport managers, and athletes. The journal offers to the scientific community online open access to its scientific content and online communication platform.