Suchergebnisse - Sustainable Development

Healis, J., Adams, K. J., Lawrence, M. M.

Brusvik, P., Söderström, T. “… Understanding the reasons why selected talented players dropped out of football can provide guidance for sustainable talent development, thereby reducing elements that influence dropout behavior among talented youth football players. …”

Layouni, S., Ksibi, S., Ach, T., Elmtaoua, S., Ceylan, H. I., Ghali, H., Tiss, B., Ajili, M. A., Jemni, S., Muntean, R. I., Dergaa, I. “… Background: Adolescence represents a critical period for growth and athletic development, yet young athletes frequently demonstrate significant gaps in nutritional knowledge that can impair performance and long-term health outcomes.  …”

Conceição-Santos, D. F., Takito, M. Y., Franchini, E. “… These insights indicate the need for tailored athlete development programs that address physical, psychological, and social dimensions, as well as further research to understand the mechanisms supporting career longevity and inform policies aimed at sustaining elite judo athletes. …”

Fei, W., Lingxuan, K. “… First, tactical emphasis shifted from early-stroke aggression toward sustained rally control, with athletes trained to delay pressure and cultivate "silent control" across extended rallies.  …”

Chen, T., Chen, T., Yu, H., Xian, Y., Sun, T. “… Authoritative parenting benefits sustainable performance by satisfying basic needs and enhancing resilience, more strongly in late adolescence.(2) Authoritarian parenting harms long-term participation via unmet needs, reduced resilience and biological costs; permissive parenting directly impairs performance due to poor goal structuring.(3) Findings call for developmentally and culturally appropriate parenting interventions, promoting a biopsychosocial framework centered on family systems in sport psychology. …”

Everett, S. “… Practical strategies for nutrition education, interdisciplinary collaboration, and individualized care are presented to guide healthcare professionals, coaches, and caregivers in fostering sustainable, performance-supportive eating habits. By aligning intake with training demands and developmental needs, adolescent athletes can optimize performance, recovery, and long-term well-being. …”

Sladic, N., Cular, D., Babic, M., Kezic, A., Tomase, T., Zubac, D. “… The results may inform individualized training design, injury prevention strategies, and athlete development models in youth combat sports. …”

Izzo, R., Catani, A., Cejudo, A., Cruciani, A., Giovannelli, M., Hosseini, C., Crudelini, E. “… Furthermore, the discerning factor in an athlete's developmental journey lies not solely in their maximal speed potential, but rather in their capacity to sustain high-intensity sprints and consistently surpass the HPS threshold during match scenarios (Izzo et al., 2018).  …”

Downing, C., Redelius, K., Nordin-Bates, S. M.

Gagnås, H. L., Thue Bjørndal, C. “… Biopolitical practices such as growth testing and workload monitoring further reduce development to quantifiable outputs. The findings call for governance models that balance accountability with pedagogical responsiveness, and support sustainable, context-sensitive, and relational approaches to coaching and talent development. …”

Patru, A. “… The study concludes that a validated, multidimensional selection battery can contribute to higher retention and more sustainable talent development in wrestling. …”

Madan, M., Yoruç Çotuk, M. “… The study highlights the urgent need for athlete-centered support systems, including transparent qualification structures, psychological services, dual-career programs, and sustained financial assistance. These findings underscore that YOG participation, while potentially transformative, must be embedded within robust developmental frameworks to ensure long-term athletic and personal sustainability. …”

Steinberg, N., Elbaz, L., Nemet, D., Eliakim, A., Dar, G. “… At follow-up, recovered gymnasts exhibited higher muscle strength and lower prevalence of disorganised tendon fibres than those who had sustained or developed tendinopathy. …”

Heiestad, H., Myklebust, G., Bahr, R., Moseid, C. H. “… Objective To document the development of Prep to be PRO, an educational module-based programme, designed to support the development and protect the health of young athletes enrolled in sports junior high schools and sports academy high schools.  …”

Liu, Z., Yamaguchi, R., Fu, S., Zhao, H., Li, Y., Kobayashi, Y., Gong, Y., Kumai, T. “… Future research should clarify the impact of ankle sprains on dancesport performance and develop preventive measures to reduce the incidence and recurrence of these associated injuries. …”

Mikhail, D., Sugimoto, D., Tadros, M., Van Pelt, R., Radel, L., Soma, D., Ulman, S., Miller, S., Jones, J. “… Males were more likely to suffer concussions (OR = 1.50, p < 0.001) whereas females sustained more sprains/strains (OR = 1.32, p < 0.001).  …”

Oudah, I. G., Jari, H. S., Taih, H. S., Sameer, A. H. “… It is recommended that visual perception training be integrated into preparation stages and that future studies include various age groups and skill levels. and this achieves one of the sustainable development goals of the United Nations in Iraq which is (Quality Education) …”

Schubring, A., Bergentoft, H., Caspers, A., Jaczina, K., Lundvall, S., Jacobsson, J., Barker-Ruchti, N., Gojanovic, B., Lindsey, I., Loland, S., Pill, S., Bjørndal, C. T., Wals, A., Nielsen, R. Ø., Hausken-Sutter, S. E., Sevdalis, V., Grau, S. “… Sustainable Development …”

Post, E. G., Rivera, M. J., Robison, H. J., Rauh, M. J., McGuine, T. A., Simon, J. E. “… Players who participated in basketball year round were twice as likely to sustain an injury than those who did not play year round (IRR [95% CI] = 2.1 [1.1, 3.6]).  …”