Search Results - Communication & Sport

Gerber, M., Gygax, B., Cody, R. “…Therefore, coaches need the ability to develop effective relationships with their athletes, including thoughtful and respectful communication about issues specific to sport and life generally.…”

Schröder, S. “…In the context of competitive sports training, it is imperative that athletes receive regular training in self-competence to enhance self-regulation and self-control, thereby empowering them to actively influence their own learning process and mitigate stress. …”

Solli, G. S., De Martin Topranin, V., Svantorp-Tveiten, K. M. E., Noordhof, D. A.

Sjølie, E. S., McKay, C. M., Gjesdal, S., Grindem, H., Myklebust, G., Bjørndal, C. T., Møller, M. “…Conclusions BC scores, including similar patterns across sports, and coach-player differences suggest that strategies can be consistent across sports and should target risk perception and self-efficacy towards IP exercises, pain/injury, and training load management. …”

Monsees, L. “…Drawing on four sub-studies, the thesis adopts a predominantly qualitative approach to examine how football talent is understood and communicated in both media representations and high-performance youth environments. …”

James, I. A., Turner, M. J. “…While suggesting that enhancing the MH of players is `everyone`s business`, particular focus is given to the work of sports psychologists (SP), members of the player care team, and specialist MH clinicians. …”

Morley, E. “…Repeated NSO Themes • We want to better explain what happens in our sport • We need a visual representation of development and athlete progression for our stakeholders • Our athlete pathway is a competition or age based pathway that doesn`t allow for different rates of growth and maturation • We want an evidence-base to underpin what we do • We are aware of the current research but are not sure how, when or where to apply it in our sport • We want to break development, and the analysis of development, down into bite size pieces • There is a chasm and little communication between participation and high performance • There are inconsistencies in the support and expectations of athletes in different environments at the same phase of development • Consistent terminology would be helpful for internal and external discussions --> Opportunities for maximising success were being missed…”

Eckardt, V. C., Pallares Herbeck, M., Hufer, D., Schwab, S. “…Regular and honest communication can enhance trust and facilitate cooperation between parents and coaches in youth sport. …”

Telegdi, A., Trzaskoma-Bicsérdy, G., Bognár, J.

Tiftikci, S.

Marais, N., Morris-Eyton, H., Janse van Rensburg, N. “…The menstruation cycle affects most adolescent females and, although largely overlooked, affects women participating in sports. Objectives: The aim of this study was to determine whether coaches were aware of their swimmers` menstrual cycles and whether coaches considered this information when adjusting training sets. …”

Haider, A. A., Troyer, S. C., Mologne, M. S., Hardi, A., Kuhn, A. W. “…Misconceptions persist regarding parental perceptions of SSS-related injury risks, scholarship attainment, and athletic development. Communication with parents regarding the risks associated with SSS and their role in monitoring their children`s sports participation is crucial for mitigating adverse outcomes in youth athletes.…”

Mizoguchi, Y., Suzuki, K., Hasegawa, S., Shimada, N., Kimura, F., Hall, T., Akasaka, K.

Lethole, L., Kubayi, A., Toriola, A., Larkin, P., Stone, J. A.

Kramers, S., Camiré, M. “…In this study, nine Canadian competitive youth sport coaches` challenges and successes in creating safer and more inclusive sport spaces were explored through individual pre- and postseason interviews and an in-season reflective portfolio of their coaching experiences. …”

Dhillon, C. L., Nicholls, S. B., Woodward, J.

Anderson, R., Rollo, I., Randell, R. K., Martin, D., Twist, C., Grazette, N., Moss, S.

Vella, S., Bolling, C., Verhagen, E., Moore, I. S. “…Background: Sports injury surveillance systems aid injury prevention, but their development without considering end-users` perspectives has led to low adherence and honesty in self-reporting by players, compromising their effectiveness. …”

Slade, K., Jowett, S., Rhind, D. “…The process of athlete selection and deselection in sport involves not only athletes but also coaches, managers, performance directors, talent pathway coordinators and the wider organisation. …”

Mitchell, T., Sargent Megicks, B., Gledhill, A. “…This study aimed to examine practitioner perspectives of the role of the environment, specifically, how they plan, deliver and review (p-D-R) to optimize environmental conditions for athletes. Ten sports practitioners (including managers, coaches and multidisciplinary support staff) took part in semi-structured interviews. …”