Annals of Applied Sport Science

• The program should be developed to increase high school students’ physical activity levels.
• This study ensured that well-designed PA and nutrition education programs increased high school students’ motivation.

• This study supports that functional training and weight training improve physical fitness, aerobic capacity, and anaerobic capacity in university baseball players.

• Kinematic analysis should be utilized with energy flow analysis to understand how energy flows through the kinetic chain on specific movement patterns in each sport.

• This study supports that self-myofascial release improves the performance of futsal players.

• This study is considered important information for athletes who practice voluntary rapid weight loss using dietary restriction.
• This study also allows athletes and trainers to consider the dangers of this method of voluntary weight loss.

• S-HIIE elicited greater affective responses for the entire work interval phases than P-HIIE.
• Similar enjoyment responses were evident following P-HIIE and S-HIIE.
• S-HIIE generated comparable heart rate responses pattern as in P-HIIE.

• The K-tape can be applied to prevent and diminish postural malalignment in athletes and sedentary people.
• Functional correction using the K-tape for forward shoulder reduction can enhance sports performance, endurance capacity, and respiratory muscle strength among individuals.
• The activation of proprioception, blood circulation, and lymphatic movement can be the underlying mechanisms of the K-tape-improved poor posture problems in daily life and sporting events.

• Gaze behavior in children with Autism is atypical and is likely to affect early-life development and social learning.
• Characterizing gaze behavior using quantifiable variables could pave the way for newer behavioral therapies.

• The result of this study is valuable as basic data for detecting match-fixing in sports.
• This study can be presented as a solution to eradicate sports match-fixing.

• The findings reported in this study suggest significantly increased RFM and BFM activities in the WBVT+ BFR group compared to the WBVT group. No variation in hemodynamic parameters was detected.

• Based on the findings, the scope of the WBVT with BFR should be extended to include non-healthy individuals.

• Previously searched benefits of physical activity have shown that aerobic exercise helps increase VO2 and peak working loads in medium to large-size stroke patients.
• From primary to secondary objectives this review has highlighted areas for future research, pointing to opportunities to broaden the scope of the knowledge base.
• It's unknown how training affects death, dependency, and impairment following a stroke.
• There is enough data to recommend incorporating cardiorespiratory training, which includes walking, into post-stroke rehabilitation to increase walking speed, tolerance, and independence.
• More research is needed to find the best exercise prescription after a stroke and to see whether there are any long-term benefits.

• Enhance the importance of the selected game-related statistics in field hockey.
• Assists coaches and trainers to design more specific training programs in Field Hockey.
• Assists coaches to focus on different players’ contributions to team performance.

• During the pandemic, officer workers improved overall health, PA, healthy food consumption, and sleep quality, compared to before the pandemic. However, office workers experienced increased levels of stress and SB.
• The pandemic of COVID-19 provided office workers with more time to focus on and care about their health. Therefore, it is a good opportunity to encourage agencies or stakeholders to support and promote both health policy and a health-friendly environment to facilitate better health among returning office workers than during or before the pandemic of COVID-19.