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Team Sports
We seek to empower players’ self-organization and autonomy through creative and distinctive work.
CATEGORY: INJURY MANAGEMENT
Injuries to the groin or inguinal region - the area of the body that joins the lower abdomen to the upper thighs - are common among football players.
CATEGORY: FAN ENGAGEMENT & BIG DATA
Currently, market analyses about potential clients in the sports industry is highly focused on Generation Z.
CATEGORY: INSTITUTIONAL
The collaboration has been made official today at Camp Nou’s presidential box. From Barcelona Health Hub, Luis Badrinas (CEO), Cristian Pascual (President), Oscar García Esquirol (Vicepresident and Medical Director) and Eva Rosell (General Director) were present. On FC Barcelona’s side, Àngel Riudalbàs (member of the board of directors and responsible for Barça Innovation Hub) and Albert Mundet (Director of Barça Innovation Hub) attended the event.
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Barça Innovation Hub and Allianz are pleased to announce the finalists of the 2nd Allianz Startup Challenge. This competition brings together the most promising startups from around the world to compete for the chance to collaborate with the club and win a prize to support their projects economically.
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Prescription of post-match or post-training recovery strategies in young football
players is a key point to optimize football performance.
CATEGORY: INJURY MANAGEMENT
The soleus muscle is part of the calf, together with several small muscles and the two gastrocnemius muscles, commonly known as calves, located at the back of the leg, just below the knee.
CATEGORY: INJURY MANAGEMENT
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries have become one of the biggest concerns in women’s football.
CATEGORY: NUTRITION
Nutrition plays an integral role in optimising the performance of any elite athlete. In the case of football players, nutrition is of utmost importance during training and matches and, certainly, during injury recovery.
CATEGORY: INJURY MANAGEMENT MEDICINE
With the professionalisation of female football, the demand for training and matches has significantly increased in the last years. As a result, the overall injury rate is already similar to that of male football and the percentage of serious injuries is even higher.