Search Results - Children

Popovych, I., Danko, D., Yakovleva, S., Haponenko, L., Shcherbyna, O., Kryzhanovskyi, O., Hoian, I. “…These athletes were students at sports schools for children and youth and were part of professional football and handball clubs competing in the national championship. …”

Till, K., Lara-Bercial, S., Baker, J., Morley, D. Subjects: “…sports for children and youths…”

Bourke, M., Wang, H. F. W., Wicks, H., Barnett, L. M., Cairney, J., Fortnum, K. “…Background: Perceived physical competence (e.g. perceived motor skills, perceived athletic competence) is hypothesised to mediate the association between actual motor competence and physical activity in children, and this mediated association is expected to be stronger in older children and adolescents. …”

Goddard, S. G., Reece, L. J., Vella, S. A., Swann, C. “…Sports participation reportedly drops from 45% among children aged 5-14 to just 12% among 20-24 year-olds,1 despite well-documented benefits. …”

Popovych, I., Unhurian, N., Varnava, U., Bilosevych, I., Soroka, O., Dobrovolska, N., Hoian, I. “…Junior athletes were trained at sports schools for children and youth in Ukraine, represented junior teams of professional clubs, and participated in national and international tournaments, achieving success in Ukrainian, European, and World championships. …”

Martín Barcala-Furelos, I., González-Gutiérrez, I., Mecías-Calvo, M., Navarro-Patón, R. Subjects: “…sports for children and youths…”

Alokla, E., Stasica, M., Puttke, M., Firouzi, V., Ahmad Sharbafi, M., Seyfarth, A. “…Thirteen participants (height = 161 ± 13 cm, mass = 46.4 ± 17.3 kg, and age = 21 ± 8.4 years) with varying levels of experience in classical ballet were divided into three groups (amateur, professional, and children). Each participant performed three sauté en suite jumps, followed by an instruction to imagine "taking the floor with them" during the jump. …”

Schmid, M. J., De Crom, L., Conzelmann, A., Schmid, J. “…In contrast, athletes with a work- and goal-related termination tended to have higher socioeconomic status, while those with a family- and finance-related termination tended to have more children. These findings highlight the need to understand reasons for retirement in order to design targeted interventions and support smoother transitions, for example, by offering long-term health support to athletes retiring for health reasons.…”

Haider, A. A., Troyer, S. C., Mologne, M. S., Hardi, A., Kuhn, A. W. “…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.…”

Clark, V. C., Ulman, S. M., Erdman, A. L., Gale, E. B., Janosky, J., Stapleton, E. J. “…Methods: Athletic identity and mental health were assessed via the Athletic Identity Measurement Scale (AIMS) and Revised Children`s Anxiety and Depression Scale (RCADS). A sport participation survey recorded injury history, specialization, and training volume. …”

Popovych, I., Savchuk, O., Matusiak, H., Kruglov, K., Kryzhanovskyi, O., Danko, D., Huzar, V. “…It was recommended that the obtained scientific results should be implemented in the educational and training process of sports schools for children and youth.…”

Fouillot, C., Saulière, G., Antero, J., Sedeaud, A., Toussaint, J.-F. Subjects: “…sports for children and youths…”

Steinberg, N., Elbaz, L., Eliakim, A., Nemet, D., Bar-Sella, S., Peleg, S., Dar, G. Subjects: “…sports for children and youths…”

Kurpiers, N., Gersmann, L., Reinhart, K., Eden, N., Kersting, U. G. Subjects: “…sports for children and youths…”

Ma, T., Du, W., Zhang, Q. Subjects: “…sports for children and youths…”

Wilson, S. G., Kurtz Favero, M., Smith, H. H., Bergeron, M. F., Côté, J. “…Our findings further support that, while certain youth athletes may demonstrate extraordinary performance capabilities, they are still children who benefit from positive engagement prompted and reinforced by developmentally appropriate and supportive activities, relationships and environments.…”

Raievska, Y., Savchuk, O., Hulias, I., Khokhlov, A., Hoian, I., Syniakova, V., Soroka, O., Lukashov, O. “…Considering the obtained results in the educational-training process of sports schools for children and youth, junior academies of professional clubs, analytical departments of sports federations, and coaching staffs can enhance the sports psychological literacy of the participants and create a competitive advantage over rivals.…”

Popovich, I., Burlakova, I., Omelianiuk, S., Kornienko, V., Kondes, T., Kharytonova, N., Zavatska, N., Hoian, I. “…Methods: The research involved 36 junior athletes from both individual and team sports, representing sports schools for children and youth - "LSSCY Enerhetyk" (Lviv, Ukraine), "SSSYOR ?…”

Jørgensen, T. M., Gjesdal, S., Abrahamsen, F. E. “…., 2022). Moreover, the children-to-youth sport transition within this context represents a shift in underlying values and aims (Hjelseth, 2016). …”

Cassel, M., Hoenig, T. “…Bone stress injuries in children and adolescents…”