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Sports recovery with CBD oil

After a long sports session, you may feel severe muscle pain. Not treating this pain in time can cause your performance as an athlete to be lower and the pain to become chronic. Are you in search of a product to treat pain in sports safely? Science has set its eye on CBD oil!

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Use of CBD oil in sport: enjoy the benefits

Every athlete should consider the recovery of the muscles after long and intense physical activity sessions—the fibres of the muscle break during these exercises, producing the phenomenon of muscle pain late.

It is a natural process after exercise, but it does not stop producing pain that can be disabling in some cases. They may recommend using ice packs or applying compression measures to the area to promote better blood circulation. You can also choose to take a pain reliever to help you cope with the days after training.

While many medications can effectively relieve these pains, their regular use may carry health risks in the future. For this reason, CBD oil for athletes has been considered an alternative to avoid the side effect of anti-inflammatory painkillers in traditional medicine.

Cannabidiol is one of the many components that the cannabis plant has and that science has studied in the search for effective treatments for pain. Its use as sports therapy has spread, thanks to the fact that it is not addictive and does not produce psychotic symptoms.

How does CBD oil relieve muscle pain in athletes?

In general, most athletes opt for classic measures to alleviate muscle ailments. But when they are not effective, you have toresort to treatments that have had optimal results.

CBD oil has been used for contractures, as studies have shown that it slows down the inflammatory process in muscle fibres. The effect of CBD oil seems to be related to the body’s TRPV1 receptor, whose response to the use of this oil is the reduction of pain and the processes where there is inflammation, even chronic.

The oil also has benefits for the athlete in other common symptoms. For example, CBD oil avoids nausea that comes after high-impact workouts. In addition, the recovery of the muscles is faster due to the proven antioxidant effect of cannabidiol.

After exercise, our body is empowered to release anandamide naturally. This compound is related to the release of endorphins after exercise. CBD oil allows the decomposition of this natural cannabinoid to be slower and will enable you to feel more relaxation and pleasure after a long sports session.

CBD oil in sport in general

Since CB1 receptors are located throughout the brain, spinal cord and other tissues. CB2, in addition to these places, is also found in the tissues of the immune system. 

When CBD molecules bind to CB1 receptors, there is a more significant influence on the central nervous system, and when they attach to CB2s, the effect falls on the reduction of inflammations.

Our endocannabinoid system maintains homeostasis, which is balanced. When you are an athlete, your body is under great stress, much more significant than this system can handle, which is why CBD for athletes is highly recommended.

CBD oil benefits for athletes

Suffering from chronic pain is common in athletes and high-performance athletes. CBD has analgesic properties. Besides, CBD interacts with the TRPV-1 receptors of the central nervous system, sending signals that inhibit the perception of pain.

By relieving pain, stress levels are lowered, and the body can recover better.

CBD oil is also great to fight inflammations

Another common factor in athletes is inflammation, generated by injuries that can be the product of a blow, a fall or a bad movement during training.

For this reason, athletes often use over-the-counter anti-inflammatories on the market, such as ibuprofen, but which in the long run can have serious health consequences (for example, gastric ulcers or kidney problems).

CBD oil is a natural alternative without noticeable adverse effects (you may feel dry in the mouth, some diarrhoea or drowsiness), thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties.

How does CBD oil work in the body?

CBD acts on the central nervous system, and the immune system adheres to CB2 receptors and lowers inflammation levels, improving pain and sports performance. By reducing inflammation, faster recovery is possible.

It is normal to use patches, creams, or lotions to be applied directly to the affected area, which is very useful to reduce inflammation and pain.

CBD oil for athletes has shown great value, improving the performance and life of athletes.

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The organism is more complex than one might imagine. Beyond the cellular influence, there are a large number of neural systems and connections that allow us to carry out various activities. It is important to note that the use of CBD for athletes has relevant scientific foundations.

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Latest Combat Sports News Including Usyk And Joshua

In recent months, fans have been blessed with a handful of exciting boxing and MMA events.

Thankfully, the pandemic is slowing down so boxers are hitting the ring once again. The UFC is putting on some of its best events in years. Boxing hasn’t slowed either. What has happened in the combat sports world in recent months? Below, readers will learn about the latest news from the combat sports world.

Oleksandra Usyk Dominates Joshua

After a fight between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury fell through, Joshua took a fight against Oleksandr Usyk. Most knew the Ukrainian boxer was good. However, few suspected him to win the bout. He had everything going against him including moving from cruiserweight to heavyweight. In addition to this, the boxer was taking on Joshua on his turf. Nevertheless, Usykwouldn’t be overwhelmed by Anthony Joshua or the crowd. The 34-year-old boxer put on a dominant performance by pummeling Joshua from bell to bell. Joshua took a few rounds midway through the fight but looked like a broken man after the bout was over.

There is no doubt that Usyk is one of the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world. The Cat has 19 wins and 0 losses. He was won by KO 13 times. Joshua had expressed interest in a rematch. Nevertheless, few believe he can beat Usyk. During the first fight, Usyk was too dominant. He will likely do it again. He will likely be the betting favorite on เว็บสล็อตเว็บตรง and other sites.

Volkanovski Brutalizes Brian Ortega

Besides the Usyk bout, the weekend also held UFC 266. The PPV event featured a featherweight showdown between Champion Alexander Volkanovski and challenge Brian Ortega. Most people expected the bout to be competitive. Nevertheless, nobody knew it would be this good. The fight is arguably one of the best in UFC history although it was primarily dominated by the champion. From the first bell, Alexander pushed the pace and peppered his opponent with devastating blows. Midway through the fight, Volkanovski was knocked to the ground and Ortega quickly tried to submit him.

Although the submission was tight, the champion refused to lose. He broke out of the submission and brutally beat his opponent. The beating was so bad that Ortega barely returned to his feet after the third round. Unfortunately, the ref and doctors refused to stop the fight, so Ortega took two more rounds of unnecessary punishment. In the end, the champion retained his title with a brutal win over Brian Ortega.

Shevchenko Dominates

UFC 266 had two title fights. The first title fight of the night was a flyweight match between challenge Lauren Murphy and champion Valentina Shevchenko. Many believed that the champion would dominate her opponent. She did. Lauren Murphy looks like a fish out of the water from the beginning. She refused to throw punches or go for takedowns. Many will agree that the American fighter from Anchorage never put up a fight. She looks like she came to lose, and she did just that. The 38-year-old never got started and was ultimately stopped in the 4th round.

Although it was another win for the champion, it wasn’t impressive. After all, her opponent wasn’t there to fight.

The Return Of Nick Diaz

What was the UFC thinking when adding Nick Diaz to the UFC 266 lineup? Although it seemed like a good idea on paper, it wasn’t. From the beginning, it was clear that Diaz hadn’t trained for the competition. From the beginning, Diaz looked out of shape and unprepared for the fight. Although his boxing was crisp, his gas tank was empty after two rounds. As for Robbie Lawler, he is always in shape and wasn’t going to let Diaz walk all over him. Unfortunately, the return of Nick Diaz was a major disappointment.

The Stockton fighter wasn’t interested in winning the bout. The UFC must’ve known this when it saw Diaz before the fight. After the bout, Nick’s friend Jake Shields claimed Nick was rushed to return. It was clear he wasn’t ready to fight. The competition was not good. Most fans agree that Diaz should return to retirement. Nevertheless, there is always a chance he would’ve performed better with a few more weeks to train.

Leinster issue injury update ahead of Zebre meeting

Leinster Rugby head coach Leo Cullen has issued an injury update ahead of this weekend’s United Rugby Championship meeting with Zebre at the RDS Arena (KO 1 pm – LIVE on RTE, DAZN, Premier Sports and URC TV).

Conor O’Brien, Nick McCarthy and Dan Leavy all came through the game against the Dragons with no issues after their return from injury and are expected to train as normal with the rest of the Leinster squad this week.

Jordan Larmour has returned to full training and will be available for selection this week after recovering from a groin injury.

Tommy O’Brien (hamstring) and Harry Byrne (foot) have also returned to full training and their names will be considered for the Zebre team sheet.

Second row Jack Dunne will look to increase his training load this week as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury.

Rory O’Loughlin sustained an injury to his shoulder against Dragons and that will require further investigation and he is not available for selection this week as a result.

Five other players remain sidelined with no further update.

Caelan Doris continues his recovery from the calf injury he picked up in Leinster’s first URC match against the Vodacom Bulls.

Michael Milne also remains sidelined with a calf injury while Dave Kearney is out with an ankle injury.

Ireland international back-row Will Connors and Thomas Clarkson are the two other players out injured with no update this week – Connors is recovering from a knee injury and Clarkson has a hamstring problem.

Samoan Prop Tietie Tuimauga joins Connacht

Samoan Prop Tietie Tuimauga joins Connacht

Connacht have added to their recruitment for 2021/22 with the signing of loosehead prop Tietie Tuimauga.

The 28-year-old Samoan has recently made the move from former New Zealand side Manawatu, earning two international caps with the Samoan National Team during the summer, featuring against Tonga and the Maori All Blacks.

Connacht have been looking to bring in an extra loosehead prop this season, with Denis Buckley likely to be sidelined until the new year and is continuing his rehabilitation from a long term knee injury at the end of last year.

Tuimauga will link up with the squad in the coming weeks with a view to being available for selection later in 2021.

Commenting on the signing, Head Coach Andy Friend said:
 
“It’s no secret we’ve been exploring further options at loosehead following Denis Buckley’s long-term injury, so we are really pleased to welcome Tietie to Connacht. We now have strong cover across all of our front row, which is a good place to be, and with Tietie’s experience, he’ll offer us something different.
 
We now have a Pro squad of 44 plus a number of integrated Academy players, so I’m really pleased with the group we have assembled. Our sole focus now is on building on last week’s win when we face the Dragons on Saturday.”

After their opening URC defeat to Cardiff, the Westerners came out 34-7 victors with a bonus-point win against the Bulls last week.

Andy Friend’s side will face-off against the Dragons at the Sportsground this coming Saturday, before the interprovincial block of the season.

Connacht will first travel to Thomond Park to face Munster, before taking on Ulster at the Aviva Stadium on October 23rd, in what is set to become the first major sporting event in Ireland without a Covid-19 restricted capacity.

Samoan Prop Tietie Tuimauga joins Connacht

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Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder: Where to watch, Time, Betting

Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder: Where to watch, Time, Betting

The third fight between current WBC champion Tyson Fury and former champ Deontay Wilder is set for this Saturday to determine who will claim the WBC heavyweight title in their trilogy bout.

Both fighters have already fought twice since 2018, with their first bout being a controversial draw, but Fury dominated the second fight in February 2020, stopping the Bronze Bomber in the seventh round.

Wilder, since then has made numerous unproven accusations directed towards Fury and his team cheating in his first-ever professional defeat to the Gypsy King, while also firing long-time trainer Mark Breland for being in on the so-called conspiracy.

Fury was originally scheduled to fight Anthony Joshua for the undisputed heavyweight belt in September 2021 in Saudi Arabia, but the fight fell through when a judge ruled in favour of Wilder getting his trilogy fight with the Gypsy King.

Since then, Joshua has recently lost to Oleksandr Usyk, with a rematch now on the cards in the near future.

What TV channel is Fury vs Wilder 3 on?

The trilogy bout between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will be broadcasted exclusively on BT Sport Box Office.

In the US, the fight will be shown live from a joint effort by ESPN+ and Fox Pay-Per-View.

How much will it cost to watch?

The event will cost £24.95 (€29.30) to watch on BT Sport Box Office in the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

How to watch the fight in the UK?

BT TV customers will be able to buy and watch any BT Sports Box Office events.

If you are a BT Sport subscriber on Sky, you can purchase the fight via your Sky Box by simply pressing the red button and entering your 4 number code.

How can I live stream the fight?

You can live stream Fury vs Wilder 3 on any legal live-streaming apps. Signing up for the official pay-per-view BT Sport Box Office App will allow you to successfully stream the fight.

What time does the fight start?

Seeing how the fight is taking place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, the fight is scheduled to start at around 4 am BST (British Summer Time).

Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder: Where to watch, Time, Betting

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Kerry GAA: statement thanks Keane, defends O’Connor appointment

The Kerry GAA board has had a busy few days between defending the appointment of Jack O’Connor and thanking Peter Keane

O’Connor has been given a two-year term with the county team along with selectors Diarmuid Murphy and Micheál Quirke.

The board has shown their wholehearted support for the newly-picked boss after there were questioned raised about the selection process. Some club representatives thought that it was unfair that Peter Keane’s three-year deal with the team was cut short this summer.

Many felt that he had not been given a good chance as his term was hit by two years of Covid-19 lockdowns. His final game in charge of the county was the semi-final defeat to eventual champions, Tyrone.

In a statement released yesterday, the board thanked the former boss and his backroom for the job they had done for the last two years.

Discussions broke out in the most recent GAA board meeting

Kerry GAA Chairperson Tim Murphy has emphatically rejected claims Keane was treated with disrespect. He has said that he was in constant contact with him and made him fully aware that it was the executive’s decision for the manager from 2022 would be decided by “a competitive process.”

The chairman has also dismissed claims that O’Connor’s appointment was a foregone conclusion before Keane’s dismissal.

“The suggestion that it was a done deal going back three weeks ago, four weeks ago, is totally erroneous, totally untrue, and totally unfounded,” Murphy spoke during a Zoom meeting.

“It’s put out there by individuals in the media who want to undermine us as a selection committee, who want to undermine us as a county committee, and who want to undermine us as an executive.”

Former Waterford hurler Stephen Molumphy was also decided as the Kerry senior hurling manager for a two-year stay. The ex-Déise and Wexford selector will be assisted by Pat Bennett, Brendan O’Sullivan, and Shane Briggs.

James Costello will also continue as county minor manager for his fourth season in charge.

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Ulster have no new injury concerns from Zebre clash

The Ulster Rugby Medical Performance team has issued a squad update ahead of Friday’s United Rugby Championship fixture against Benetton at Kingspan Stadium.

The side has no new injury concerns arising out of Saturday’s game against Zebre, a 36-3 win in Parma.

Stuart McCloskey (hamstring) and Jordi Murphy sustained recent injuries in training and are currently unfit for selection.

Jacob Stockdale (ankle) and Rob Lyttle (back) also sustained recent training ground injuries and will have their fitness for selection monitored through the coming week.

Cormac Izuchukwu and Luke Marshall remain out with knee injuries while winger Robert Baloucoune recovers from a groin injury.

Captain Iain Henderson is sidelined with a thumb injury while former Leinster prop Jack McGrath is working his way to full fitness after a hip injury.

Kieran Treadwell is still sidelined with the shoulder injury he picked up during pre-season and is currently working his way back into contention.

Nathan Doak earned his first start for the province against Zebre after coming on in place of Cooney against Glasgow Warriors.

The Ireland international had to leave the field after 30 minutes and has recently had an MRI scan to determine the severity of his injury.

Doak scored one of Ulster’s conversions in the 33-point win over Zebre at the Stade Sergio Lanfranchi.

Dan McFarland’s side scored six tries to get their second win of the season and continue their strong start to the inaugural United Rugby Championship season.

Ethan McIlroy and Nick Timoney both scored braces on Saturday as the visitors blew away their hosts in a clear showcase of the gulf in class between the sides.

Will Addison also got on the scoresheet for the side as well as James Hume but Ulster could only manage to convert half of their kicking opportunities following the tries.

McFarland’s team will hope to go three-from-three against Benetton to maintain their impressive start.

Calvert-Lewin and Watkins rumored in Arsenal move

The rumor mill has been going wild over Arsenal supposedly wanting to replace Lacazette with Watkins or Calvert-Lewin this January

Mikel Arteta is still in the rebuilding process at the Gunners. After a very shaky start, they are now unbeaten in four games in the league and now sit in 11th place only six points off the leaders.

The Spaniard spent around £150 million in the summer transfer window a few months ago. That money brought him a centre half and midfielder in Ben White and Martin Odegaard but he failed to secure another striker.

The club has relied heavily on their aging forwards who have shown patchy form in recent months. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is back in the goalscoring charts but his partner Alexandre Lacazette is struggling to get on the starting team.

The 30-year-old Frenchman has only appeared in two league games this season and with only one year left on his contract, it is very unlikely that it will be renewed. Last year, he scored 13 goals in 31 games so it would still be possible to sell him in January. Otherwise, the player will most likely leave for free in June.

How will they replace Lacazette?

Instead, the Gunners have already started looking at younger English alternatives to replace him.

The two men that the club wants to pick between would be Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins. Both players are 25 or younger and scored more than Lacazette did last season.

Arsenal’s main problem is that they cannot promise European football to these players that want to further their careers. Going by last season’s results, Arsenal would be a step up for the young players but they have both shown enough quality to get called up for England’s national team along with Champions League winners.

Although this so far is still only an unlikely rumor, the more probable signing for Arsenal would be Watkins.

Calvert-Lewin is the star striker at Everton and has grown up in their ranks. Watkins, on the other hand, is now in competition with the new signing Danny Ings and has only been at the club for two years.

The English striker would be a very promising signing for Arsenal. He will be able to partner or compete with Aubameyang for a striker position.

For now, Arsenal will focus on their next game in the league. They play Crystal Palace at home at 20:00 on Monday 18th October.

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Leinster appoint Leamy as Contact Skills Coach

Leinster Rugby have appointed former Munster and Ireland back row Denis Leamy as their new Contact Skills Coach.

Leamy had been involved with the Leinster setup as an Elite Player Development Officer since September 2019 and leaves that role to join the senior coaching staff.

Prior to joining Leinster Rugby, Denis played with Munster Rugby until his retirement in 2012 at the age of 30 due to a hip injury.

He won 144 Munster caps having made his debut in September 2001 and played in both the 2006 and 2008 Heineken Cup finals. Leamy was also capped 57 times by Ireland, played in two World Cups, was twice a Triple Crown winner and was a member of the 2009 Grand Slam-winning side.

Commenting on his appointment, Leamy said, “I am thrilled to be Leinster Rugby’s new contact skills coach.

“It is my hope to build on the great work that Hugh Hogan has done over the last four years or so.

“I would like to thank Leinster Rugby for this opportunity. It is an honour for me to be to be working with one of Europe’s premier clubs and I am very much looking forward to the challenge ahead in the coming seasons.”

Leamy had previously been involved with the Ireland U20 team as defence coach, and was also involved with Cashel RFC as head coach, as well as Rockwell College, Garryowen and the Munster underage teams.

The Tipperary native was part of his county’s 2016 All-Ireland hurling winning backroom team.

The 39-year-old has already started working with Leo Cullen and the rest of the coaching staff in his new role.

Cullen welcomed the addition of his former Ireland teammate to his senior coaching team where he joins Stuart Lancaster, Robin McBryde, Felipe Contepomi and Emmet Farrell.

“Denis has been with us and in and around Leinster Rugby for a few years now so he is well established and is a familiar face. In particular, working with some of our younger players in their development. He has been a huge asset to the club.

“The contact skills role is something we see as hugely important to the overall success of the senior team on a number of fronts.

“Denis is someone who has achieved and experienced so much in terms of his own playing career and has accumulated vast knowledge over the years. He was a fierce competitor on the field and he will be a great role model for our current crop of players.

“We are all very excited to see what he can bring to the role,” said Cullen.

Leicester City midfielder Ndidi out for five weeks

Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi is set to be sidelined for five weeks after he picked up an injury in his side’s match against Burnley on Saturday, September 25.

Ndidi has already missed a trip to the Polish capital of Warsaw and a visit to Selhurst Park – both times Leicester have come away without a win.

The 24-year-old’s hamstring injury means that Leicester are without one of their key players ahead of several important fixtures following the international break.

The Foxes host Manchester United in their first game after the October internationals and will have two clashes against Spartak Moscow in the UEFA Europa League in the space of a fortnight.

The injury also means that the defensive midfielder is unavailable for international duty with Nigeria, who face the Central African Republic twice in the World Cup qualifiers.

“Wilf did it in the Burnley game, which was unfortunate,” Rodgers said, quoted by the Daily Mail. “He missed the Legia Warsaw game through suspension and also Crystal Palace.

“It could be four to five weeks before he is back, we’ll see how it goes.”

Other games in the timeframe specified include away matches against Brentford and Leeds and home fixtures against Brighton and Arsenal, the former being a Carabao Cup tie.

Ndidi has played seven games for the FA Cup champions this season, amassing 629 minutes across two competitions.

Leicester recently played out a 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace in which Hamza Choudhury filled in for the Nigerian.