Low energy availability followed by optimal energy availability does not benefit performance in trained females - Oxfeldt, M.; Marsi, D.; Christensen, P. M.; Andersen, O. E.; Johansen, F. T.; Bangshaab, M.; Risikesan, J.; Jeppesen, J. S.; Hellsten, Y.; Phillips, S. M.; Melin, A. K.; Ørtenblad, N.; et al. (Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2024)
Keywords: female; energy; energy metobolism; performance; performance capacity; training; disease; menstruation; risk factor; sports medicine; USA; biological and medical sciences