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Training

Stress and Cortisol in the Athlete

Stress and cortisol in the athlete: how the HPA axis works, why training raises cortisol, when this is normal and when it is a sign of overload, and how to interpret test results. An editorial overview.

Recovery

How to Tell That You Are Not Recovering

How to tell that you are not recovering: subjective signs, resting pulse and HRV, performance tests and laboratory markers of insufficient recovery. A practical checklist from the editorial team.

Reviews

DOMS: What It Is and How to Reduce It

Muscle soreness (DOMS): what it is, why muscles ache 1–2 days after training, the role of eccentric work and the repeated-bout effect, what really reduces the pain and what is a myth.

Tips

Recovery After a Marathon

Recovery after a marathon: what happens to the muscles, heart and immune system after 42 km, nutrition and hydration in the first hours, a week-by-week plan for returning to running, and warning symptoms.

News

Recovery After a Powerlifting Competition

Recovery after a powerlifting competition: the aftermath of the peak and maximal attempts, recovery after cutting weight, joints and nervous fatigue, a plan for the post-competition week and the transition to a new cycle.

Training

Anti-Doping Rules in Poland: An Overview

Anti-doping rules in Poland: the role of POLADA and the 2017 law on combating doping in sport, the testing procedure, sanctions, criminal liability and what is important for Ukrainian athletes to know.

Nutrition

Anti-Doping Rules in Germany: An Overview

Anti-doping rules in Germany: NADA, the Act against Doping in Sport (AntiDopG) of 2015, criminal liability for self-doping, the “insignificant quantity” of substances, sanctions and sports arbitration.

Tips

Stress and Cortisol in the Athlete

Stress and cortisol in the athlete: how the HPA axis works, why training raises cortisol, when this is normal and when it is a sign of overload, and how to interpret test results. An editorial overview.

News

Meditation and Breathing Practices for Athletes

Meditation and breathing practices for athletes: how slow breathing affects the autonomic nervous system and HRV, what research says about mindfulness in sport, simple techniques and their limitations.