Research Info

Title	FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Solutions to the Physical Fitness Challenge
Type	JournalPaper
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Abstract	In 2022, the FIFA World Cup has been scheduled to take place in Qatar in November and December, months which coincide with the in-season period of the European soccer season. This will be challenging for the staff of the participating national teams and the domestic clubs to which participating players are attached. The aim of this letter to the editor is to propose solutions on how to manage the associated challenges.
Researchers	Guillaume Ravé (Not In First Six Researchers), Urs Granacher (Not In First Six Researchers), Christopher Carling (Not In First Six Researchers), George P. Nassis (Not In First Six Researchers), Anis Chaouachi (Not In First Six Researchers), Jason Moran (Not In First Six Researchers), Ayoub Saeidi (Not In First Six Researchers), Benoit Bideau (Not In First Six Researchers), Nicolas Dyon (Not In First Six Researchers), Thierry Paillard (Not In First Six Researchers), Said Ahmaidi (Not In First Six Researchers), Ali Belamjahad (Not In First Six Researchers), Claire Tourny (Not In First Six Researchers), Omar Ben Ounis (Not In First Six Researchers), Abderraouf Ben Abderrahman (Fifth Researcher), Sghaeir Zouita (Fourth Researcher), Alexandre Dellal (Third Researcher), Benjamin Barthélémy (Second Researcher), Hassane Zouhal (First Researcher)