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Shoe–Surface Interaction & Calf Injuries: Translating Insights from Running to Team Sports
Understanding shoe–surface interaction is vital in team sports. Harder pitches and certain footwear increase load on calf muscles and the Achilles tendon, raising injury risk. Insights from running show the need for gradual transitions, load monitoring, and footwear adaptation. Technologies like Raw Stadia help track surface conditions, supporting safer, more effective performance across varying pitch environments.

Arne Jaspers
Jun 24 min read
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Why Field Quality Matters for Sprinting and Changing of Direction
Discover here why field quality matters for sprinting and changing of direction. Get to know wich field performs the best.

Arne Jaspers
May 54 min read
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American Football Injury Epidemiology: How Player-Surface Influence Player Safety
American Football injury trends explained: the critical role of playing surface conditions

Arne Jaspers
Mar 104 min read
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Understanding Surface Conditions in Football
Surface conditions shape football performance, biomechanics, and injury risk—insights from recent research and practical strategies.

Arne Jaspers
Feb 103 min read
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Transforming Sports Surfaces with Raw Stadia: A Practical Use Case for Sports Practitioners
Enhance athlete performance with data-driven insights. Learn how Raw Stadia helps optimise surfaces, manage load, and reduce injury risk.

Arne Jaspers
Dec 2, 20243 min read
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The Impact of Surface Hardness on Cardiovascular Response in Team Sports: Strategies for Optimising Training
Discover how surface hardness impacts training outcomes and learn strategies for optimising training to enhance performance and safety.

Arne Jaspers
Oct 7, 20243 min read
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Understanding the Impact of Sports Field Surfaces on Player Safety and Performance
Explore how natural grass, artificial turf, and hybrid surfaces affect player safety and performance, and how tech helps reduce injury risks

Arne Jaspers
Aug 5, 20243 min read
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