Low-dose caffeine consumption is a valuable strategy for increasing time to exhaustion, explosive power, and reducing muscle soreness in professional male kickboxers
Maziar Saremi,
Fatemeh Shahriari,
Mohammad Hemmatinafar
et al.
Abstract:Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate the effects of acute caffeine supplementation of varied doses on kickboxing athletes' performance indices and perceived muscle pain.
Methods: Twelve kickboxing athletes participated in 3 exercise sessions and caffeine supplementation comprising doses of 3 mg/kg (C3), 6 mg/kg (C6), or 3- placebo (PLA) with a one-week wash-out period between exercise trials. The supplement was taken 60 minutes before each exercise session. In each session, the subjects first performed the v… Show more
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