delayed onset muscle soreness

The aim of this study was to investigate various internal load parameters, including RPE, HR, and DOMS, in elite young soccer players following maximal intensity sport-specific exercise. The study hypothesizes that the rating of perceived exertion (RPE) will significantly correlate with the intensity of muscle soreness (delayed onset muscle soreness).

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