Search Results - Personality and Individual Differences

Jauch, E., Terry, K., Hoogendyk, D., Campbell, S.

Ando, R., Ohnuma, H., Tanji, F., Ikeda, T., Yamanaka, R., Suzuki, Y.

Riestenpatt, S., Rappelt, L., Donath, L. “…The concept of the anaerobic speed reserve (ASR) integratively considers aerobic and anaerobic properties, defined as the velocity difference between maximal sprinting speed (MSS) and maximal aerobic speed (MAS). …”

Brat, V., Bota, A., Mitrache, G., Teodorescu, S. “…The intervention consisted of motivational coaching, personalized training plans, and the development of mental skills. …”

Sandbakk, Ø., Tønnessen, E., Sandbakk, S. B., Losnegard, T., Seiler, S., Haugen, T. “…Background World-class coaches collect training data from their athletes systematically and exhibit an experimental mindset when making individual training adjustments in response to this data and other forms of feedback. …”

Leonelli, M. “…By incorporating dynamic components, we reveal how performance evolves over the season, with model validation showing strong predictive ability at both overall and individual leels. Our findings highlight substantial athlete-specific differences and underscore the value of personalized performance analysis for optimizing coaching strategies. …”

Ren, Y., Sang, H., Huang, S., Qin, X.

Rankin, J. “…This results in a lower resting heart rate (RHR). As a person exercises more and becomes more aerobically fit, their RHR will likely decrease. …”

Born, D.-P., Romann, M., Lorentzen, J., Zumbach, D., Feldmann, A., Ruiz-Navarro, J. J. “…Quality of within-sport variety was determined as the performance differences between individual athletes' main and secondary race distances across (top-) elite and (highly-) trained swimmers and runners. …”

Predoiu, R., Dintica, G., Lupu, A., Makarowski, R., Piotrowski, A., Görner, K., Badea, D., Predoiu, A., Roco, M. “…After applying the Kruskal-Wallis test no significant differences were found between the three groups of athletes, according to the weapon used: foil, épée or sabre. …”

Fusco, A., De Maio, M., Papale, O., Di Rocco, F., Di Fazio, M., Festino, E., Foster, C., Cortis, C. “…RTT consisted of 3-min warm-up with a slope of 1% (fixed for the test), with subsequent speed increase of 1 km/h every 2-min. For the STT, individual target times for each incremental bout were calculated based on the seasonal competitive personal best. …”

Yoshioka, T., Nakagaki, K., Nakamura, K., Mukai, N., Nabekura, Y.

Keller, S., Manunzio, C., Wahl, P. “…Methods: 23 swimmers or triathletes (12 male and 11 female) of different ages (19.0±5.9yrs) and performance levels (400m personal best 1.38±0.13m·s-1, FINA points 490±118) completed an incremental step test (+0.03m·s-1 every 3min) to determine speed at 4mmol·L-1 and at modified maximal distance method, a LM test, a RLT test and two to five 30min tests (±0.015m·s-1) to determine MLSS. …”

Wiesinger, H.-P., Birklbauer, J., Buchecker, M., Dirnberger, J., Sattlecker, G. “…Previous studies using mean values for each biathlete and variable may have produced misleading results due to inter-individual differences 3. Here, we use a statistical approach that includes each shot to account for intra-individual differences to provide a more nuanced and practical interpretation of trigger behaviour`s impact on performance. …”

Thuany, M., Gomes, T. N., Weiss, K., Scheer, V., Hill, L., Rolim, R., Knechtle, B., Moura dos Santos, M. A.

Cuk, I., Nikolaidis, P. T., Knechtle, B.

Myint, J., Latham, K., Mann, D., Gomersall, P., Wilkins, A. J., Allen, P.M. “…Rifle shooting represents an ideal sport for persons with vision impairment (VI) because the direction of the rifle can be guided by auditory information when vision is impaired. …”

Stewart, H. E., Phillips, N., McnittGray, J. L. “…To advance understanding of improvements in running performance, changes in personal records (PR) from high school to college were compared. …”

Martín-Acero, R., Rodríguez, F. A., Codina-Trenzano, A., Jiménez-Reyes, P.

Uthoff, A. M., Macadam, P., Zois, J., Nagahara, R., Neville, J., Cronin, J. B. “…Fourteen sprint-trained individuals (age = 20.61 ± 1.16 years; height = 1.73 m ± 3.85 cm; body mass 65.33 ± 4.86 kg; personal best 100-m race time 11.40 ± 0.39 s) performed unloaded/loaded wearable resistance (WR) sprints. …”