Search Results - Modern Sport

Erisik, K., Cerrah, A. O., Cinarli, F. S.

Vladimir, B.

Sorokin, D. V. “…The methodology includes an analysis of modern approaches, such as the development of explosive strength (squats, lunges), improvement of running technique (correction of posture, step rhythm) and reaction training (variable starting signals). …”

A. Borie, E. Ryall “…SECTION 2: Seeing a Different World 2 Seduced by an Enigma: Narrative Reflections on the Story of Talents 3 Making Talent Development a Meaningful Process 4 An Existential Approach to Talent Development 5 Craftsmanship: Healing Modern Talent Development Using 'Old Medicine' 6 Salutogenesis: The Foundation for Supporting the Young Athlete 7 Compassion: A Missing Link in Talent Development 8 Thriving in Youth Talent Development Environments SECTION 3: Experiencing a Different World 9 How Definitions of Success Impact on Talent Development: Bringing Long Win Thinking into Talent Development 10 The True Athlete Project (TAP) 11 Being a Gentle Renegade: Building a Mindfulness Programme for Performance Sport 12 From the Olympics to Mindfulness SECTION 4: Looking across the Landscape 13 Excellence Literacy: Weaving the Threads Together …”

Vakhidov, T., Bezuglov, E., Malyakin, G., Achkasov, E., Emanov, A., Koroleva, E., Kapralova, E., Talibov, O., Morgans, R. “…INTRODUCTION: Modern elite soccer places extremely high demands on the athletes body, so it is of practical interest to study the effect of various dietary supplements on load tolerance and post-exercise recovery. …”

Cai, X., Mao, L., Chen, X. “…INTRODUCTION: Polarized training model could improve endurance performance of elite endurance athletes, and being used widely on modern cross-country (XC) skiing training [1,2]. In XC skiing competition, the short distance skiing competition demanding athletes need be both strong physiologically and tactically [3]. …”

Naboychenko, E. S., Istomin, S. O., Ezhov, A. N., Kondratovich, S. V. “…The novel approach to team building incorporates a systematic process that combines modern techniques for sports selection and monitoring the psychological and physical state of athletes, utilizing observation and gradual evaluation of their performance in competitive events. …”

Pandya, Y., Nandy, K., Agarwal, S. “…Modern live sports broadcasts display a wide variety of graphic visualizations identifying key players in a particular play. …”

Oudah, I. G., Jari, H. S., Taih, H. S., Sameer, A. H. “…Modern Sport…”

Badau, D., Steff, S., Badau, A., Stoica, M. “…The results indicate significant improvements with p < .05, Cohen`s d parameters with very high effect sizes (d > 1), in reaction times and spatial orientation for the experimental groups, highlighting the effectiveness of incorporating modern equipment in the sports training program. Analyzing the results of the experimental groups, we find that the most relevant age for the reactive development of spatial orientation with the help of Fitlight technologies implemented in the training process is U14, while the most relevant age for the reactive time of the lower limbs is U16. …”

Rotenberg, R. B. “…The methodological basis of the study is modern ideas about the laws of the process of formation of sports mastery of Yu.V. …”

Barth, B., Dreilich, B., Däbel, S. “…Sport shooting. Modern junior training…”

Smits, G.

Bergeron, M. F., Côté, J., Cumming, S. P., Purcell, R., Armstrong, N., Basilico, L., Burrows, K., Charrin, J.-B., Felix, A., Groesswang, H., Iwasaki, Y., Kocher, M. S., Martowicz, M., McConnell, K., Moran, J., Moseid, C. H., Mountjoy, M., Soligard, T., Tetelbaum, E., Thiel, A., Vertommen, T., Viseras, G., Budgett, R., Engebretsen, L., Erdener, U. “…Second, we developed and present a modern elite youth athlete model that emphasises a child-centred, practical framework with corresponding guidelines and recommendations to protect health and well-being while safely and favourably managing international sport competition. …”

Cahill, G. “…By embracing the complexity and diversity of modern tennis pathways, coaches can better support athletes in achieving their full potential. …”

Hong, F.

Kumar, H. “…The modern form of competitive sports was introduced to the Indian population during the colonial period by the erstwhile British empire in the 17th century CE. …”

Grix, J., Brannagan, P. M., Houlihan, B. “…Before discussing the ingredients of the UK's sports system and how it has become characterised by strong government intervention at both the elite sport and mass sport levels, however, it is worth recalling the United Kingdom - or Britain's - unique role in the development of modern sport. …”

Grix, J., Houlihan, B., Brannagan, P. M. “…One modern addition to China's system has been the `naturalisation` of Chinese athletes to boost some sports where they remain weak, a practice usually associated with states with little home-grown talent (cf. …”

Steff, N., Badau, D., Badau, A.