Suchergebnisse - Life

Bemusdaffer, C. J., Schwarz, A. V. “… RETURN TO ACTIVITY AND FURTHER FOLLOW-UP: This comprehensive rehabilitation strategy allowed them to return to collegiate volleyball with improved performance, enhanced quality of life, and markedly reduced symptoms. …”

Howarth, H., Evans, G., Kruger, P., Dilkes, E., Bell, G., Kipps, C. Schlagworte: “… way of life …”

Crespo, P., Herranz, N., Estella, V., Morencos, E., Herranz, M., Rodas, G. “… More research is necessary to understand how this can affect the quality of life, the performance, and the injury susceptibility of female athletes. …”

Drole, K., Paravlic, A., Steffen, K., Doupona, M. “… Introduction: While training and competition load are well-documented risk factors for injury, the influence of dual-career loads, life stressors and overall load on both injury and illness remain less clear.  …”

Rigney, G. H., Dugan, J. E., Bishay, A., Jonzzon, S., Jo, J., Williams, K. L., Zuckerman, S. L., Terry, D. P. “… Introduction: Younger age of first exposure (AFE) to American Football (football) is associated with later-life health problems among former professional athletes in several studies; however, studies examining amateur (i.e., nonprofessional) athletes are less clear.  …”

Mizushima, J., Tomura, T. “… Informed by the Job Demands-Resource (JD-R) theory, we adopted a life story approach within a single case study design to capture the coach`s first-hand perspectives on navigating a culturally distinct coaching environment.  …”

Wunder, J., Priem, M., Wagner, G. G., Stoll, O. “… This study investigates the life satisfaction of basketball coaches, addressing a gap in research on sports professionals.  …”

Patsiaouras, A., Tsetsilas, K., Politi, E., & Charitonidis, K. “… Additionally, it seems that the factor that remained unaffected by the coaching process was the active problem-solving approach, which seems to be influenced by athletes` personality already developed in the earlier years of their life. Future studies should investigate further these relationships between resilience and coping strategies using more participants and/or from other sport etc., or distinguish between individual and team sports. …”

Rahlf, L., Kher, S., Möller, L., Förster, M., Mason, J., Zech, A. “… ., 2021), but little is known about internal and external load (and their interactions) during the period of restricted public life compared to a regular season. METHODS: During the second half of the outdoor seasons 2021 and 2022, 33 players of a national division one field hockey team were asked daily about their internal load via well-being surveys on sleep quality, fatigue, soreness, stress, mood, and post-session perceived exertion (RPE).  …”

Clapin, H., Ramiz, L., Raoul des Essarts, S., Trandeau de Marsac, V., Maître, C. “… Study design A thirty-eight-question diagnostic survey based on the ICIQ (International Consultation Incontinence Questionnaire) and Contilife, looking into triggering factors, primary and secondary prevention, or quality of life was submitted to female players via their club doctor from April 2 to May 2, 2024.  …”

Aase, E., Abrahamsen, F. E., Gustafsson, H. “… Athletes had to balance coping with everyday life in a pandemic with navigating training in ever-changing conditions, indicating it was particularly valuable to investigate mental preparations ahead of the Tokyo OGs.  …”

Ide, T., Hamer, T. J., Rosen, A. B., Vogel, C., Haan, D., Knarr, B. A., Wilkins, S. J. “… Context Upper extremity injuries in baseball pitchers cause significant time loss from competing and decreased quality of life. Although shoulder range of motion (ROM) is reported as a key factor to prevent potential injury, it remains unclear how limited glenohumeral ROM affects pitching biomechanics which may contribute to upper extremity injuries.  …”

Uy, N., Köse, B. Schlagworte: “… way of life …”

Gjesdal, S. “… They found it challenging to maintain a mastery focus when competitive results had real-life consequences for them, and contextual aspects, such as working conditions and the peer climate, could function as either barriers or facilitators. …”

DeFreese, J. D., Weight, E. A., Lempke, L. B., Walton, S. R., Kerr, Z. Y., Brett, B. L., Chandran, A., Mannix, R., Echemendia, R. J., McCrea, M. A., Meehan III, W. P., Guskiewicz, K. M. “… Transition from professional football life has important implications for the health and well-being of former National Football League (NFL) players.  …”

Li, J. “… Pakistan Journal of Life and Social Sciences …”

Martiny, L., Dias, G., Ferreira, J. P., Mendes, R., Mendes, R. “… The correlation analysis also showed an inverse correlation between decision making and sense of control and mindful traits in daily life. The findings revealed that the program can be effective in decision making, mental well-being, dispositional flow state, mindfulness in sport, and mindful traits in daily lives of athletes …”

Hall, E. T., Nichol, A. J., Morgan, C. T., McCutcheon, M., Potrac, P. “… The insights provided hold significance for researchers, practitioners, educators, and other stakeholders concerned with the dramaturgical demands of organisational life, and with the coherent doing of sports work by managers (head coaches) and their colleagues. …”

Murdoch, R., Hong, H. J. “… This study explores the experiences of British elite swimmers in developing life skills during and throughout their athletic careers, examining the factors that influence their perspectives on this skill development.  …”

Kristiansen, E., Stensrud, T. “… Evidence of competition-related stressors, organizational stressors (sport and school balance) and personal stressors (social life and sport balance, lack of sleep and severe injuries) was recurring themes in the annual interviews with the handballers.  …”