Search Results - Olympic Review

Mercer, R. A. J., Russell, J. L., Strack, D. S., Coutts, A. J., McLean, B. D. “…Although research in this area has grown, previous reviews have focused on specific aspects of well-being and particular practitioner populations. …”

Mulder, E., Holmberg, H.-C., Supej, M. “…This perspective article outlines the competition format and judging system, identifies key physiological and biomechanical demands, and reviews essential equipment and safety considerations. …”

Koga, A., Liu, J. “…Figure skating is one of the most popular sports in winter Olympic sport categories. Despite its competitiveness and high risks of injuries, to the author`s knowledge, no review study of biomechanical research in figure skating has been conducted yet. …”

Kurkin P. E.

Lenz, A., Provance, B., Provance, A. “…This review article explores the multifaceted aspects of early specialization in diving, focusing on its implications for injury prevalence, performance, and mental health. …”

Samuel, R. D., Galily, Y.

Bandiera, D., Racinais, S., Garrandes, F., Adami, P. E., Bermon, S., Pitsiladis, Y. P., Tessitore, A. “…Most policies rely on the measurement of thermal indices such as the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) to estimate the risk of heat-related illness. This review summarises the policies implemented by the 32 IFs of the 45 sports included in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. …”

Liu, S., Li, Y. “…With the introduction of sport climbing in the Olympics, there have been increased opportunities for refining and enhancing the sport. …”

Lochhead, L., Feng, J., Laby, D. M., Appelbaum, L. G. “…The most represented sports included baseball, soccer, basketball, and cricket, with over 150 articles reporting on professional, elite, or Olympic athletes. This scoping review describes the breadth of this emerging field, identifies its strengths and weaknesses, and provides recommendations for future improvement.…”

Diewald, S. N., Neville, J., Cronin, J. B., Read, D., Cross M. R. “…Objective: The aim was to overview the current literature and identify knowledge gaps related to competitive skateboarding performance and associated physical, technical, and tactical demands of Olympic skateboarding disciplines. Methods: A systematic scoping review was performed considering the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (Extension for Scoping Reviews) guidelines. …”

Currie, B. M., Drew, M. K., Hetherington, M., Waddington, G., Brown, N. A. T., Toohey, L. A. “…Context The Olympic sport of diving involves the competitive disciplines of 3 m springboard and 10 m platform. …”

Ersöz, G., Esen, S. “…The Paralympic Olympic Games initiated within the framework of the Paralympic movement is not well known by the society. …”

Millet, G. P., Brocherie, F., Burtscher, J. “…The present review aims to perform a bibliometric analysis of Olympic sports research. …”

Yao, Y., Niu, X. “…Physical fitness test indexes were selected using a literature review, expert interviews, and questionnaire surveys, and athletes were tested. …”

Descheemaeker, K., De Bosscher, V., Shibli, S. “…THEORETICAL BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE REVIEW In each sport, national sporting organisations (NSOs) attempt to optimise their talent development strategies to attain excellence at, for example, the Olympic Games. …”

Allen, E., Fenton, A., Parry, K. “…Gymnastics is one of the original Olympic sports, subjectively judged by humans. Judging errors and bias can occur, resulting in medals being incorrectly awarded. …”

Ginszt, M., Saito, M., Zieba, E., Majcher, P., Kikuchi, N. “…Sport climbing was selected to be part of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo 2021 with 3 subdisciplines: lead climbing, speed climbing, and bouldering. …”

Chu, M. P. “…Their administrations awarded cash, badges, and honorary titles to the medalists. Reviewing journalistic reports, key-players` memoirs, official documents, and scholarly works, Chu details the context in which the Olympic medal haul was leveraged for political change within the three regions and their relations with each other. …”

Vorobiova, A., Keller, M., Vasylenko, M. “…INTRODUCTION: With the revival of the Olympic Games (OG) in 1896, the IOC opposed allowing women to compete. …”

Mleczko, E., Mirek, W., Dabrowski, Z., Fraczek, B., Forczek-Karkosz, W., Sudol, G., Gradek, J. “…Research problem: In the narrative review in the introductory chapter of this study, it was shown that there are no scientific methods or tools for researching the Functional Overreaching (FOR) state limit, which determines the occurrence of the phenomenon of Non-functional Overreaching (NFOR) and the overtraining syndrome - OTS. …”