Suchergebnisse - Sport and beyond

Balcarova, B., Pedersen, A.

Vladimir, B.

Cahill, G., MacNamara, A.

Patru, A. “… Effective early talent identification in wrestling requires evidence-based tools that go beyond isolated motor tests and consider the complex interplay between physical, psychological, and sport-specific skills (Côté & Vierimaa, 2014; Malina, 2010).  …”

Madan, M., Yoruç Çotuk, M. “… Participants also had to negotiate life beyond sport, balancing challenging academic responsibilities and social pressures alongside intensive training schedules.  …”

Bounias, T., Henry, G., Goswami, R., Moran, J., Behm, D. G., Drury, B.

Herden, M., Adami, T., Ehsani, B., Schumacher, N. “… INTRODUCTION: In fast-paced team sports like soccer, defenders anticipation skills are crucial in decisions-making, often determining success or failure [1].  …”

Smith, K. L., El-Haj, N., Weir, P. L. “… Sport sampling at young ages (<12 years of age) was associated with ongoing sport participation into the post-adolescent years, with engaged athletes reporting involvement in a greater number of additional sports (beyond soccer), vs. the dropouts.  …”

Trabelsi, O., Romdhani, A., Ghorbel, A., Bouchiba, M., Souissi, M. A., Scharenberg, S., Gharbi, A. “… Amid these constraints, digital video modeling (VM) has emerged as a highly accessible and effective tool for sport pedagogues. Current research has progressed beyond merely establishing the effectiveness of VM, shifting its focus to identifying best practices for optimizing learning experiences.  …”

Liu, X., Xiao, J., Chen, H. “… Additionally, the observed correlations between norepinephrine and epinephrine levels and cognitive performance offer novel insights into the physiological mechanisms underpinning cognitive function in sports contexts. …”

Mesquita da Silva, S., Felton, L., Dias, C. S., Fonseca, A. “… Mental toughness is an important predictor of desirable outcomes in sport, and so an essential mental ability for young athletes to develop.  …”

Reinhard, M. L., Mann, D. L., Höner, O. “… • A generic `FI score` assessing executive functions and anticipation could only predict a small amount of variance in sport-specific decision-making performance (4%) beyond that possible by age (26%) …”

Smyth, E., Witchalls, J., Fearon, A., Bousie, J., Newman, P., Waddington, G. “… Ankle proprioception has been shown to be associated with sport performance level, and with risk of injury to the ankle region.  …”

Sliedrecht, F., Schoof, S., Hartman, E. “… Hence, there is a need for future high-quality longitudinal studies which are recommended to conduct sex- and age-specific analyses, address the existing gap in the literature by including athletes from diverse sports beyond football, and investigate whether assessing manipulative skills and capturing movement quality could be a valuable addition to assessing locomotor skills for identifying athletic talent. …”

Visnes, H., Bache-Mathiesen, L. K., Yamaguchi, T., Gilhuus, H. P., Algaard, K. R. H., Hisdal, E., Bahr, R. “… Purpose: To investigate whether limitations in knee function and structural changes persisted beyond the athletic career of young elite volleyball players.  …”

Augustad, P., Bergsgard, N. A. “… Norway has experienced unprecedented success in the field of elite sports over the last 30 years especially in relation to medals in the Olympics, securing 105 gold medals and 268 medals in total over the last 15 Summer and Winter Olympics combined.  …”

Grix, J., Houlihan, B., Brannagan, P. M. “… Second, by focusing on `convergence` we may miss some of the trends developing that are beyond the key components of the sports system, which are more difficult to measure. …”

Thomas, P. G., Lucas, P., Walters, S., Oldham, A. R. H. “… Furthermore, understanding existential perspectives of meaning, choice, and responsibility provides insights for developing the resources that allow emerging athletes to thrive in life beyond sport. …”

Long, A. M., Graf, M., Bilalic, M. “… This concept is exemplified in sports, where an increase in talent among team members initially leads to improved success, but beyond a certain threshold, excessive talent can adversely affect the team.  …”

Revuelta, C., Alejo, L. B., Valenzuela, P. L., Montalvo-Perez, A., de la Calle, V., Agundez, A., Lucia, A., Barranco-Gil, D.