Suchergebnisse - Research Reports

Bates, C. J., Hinkle, L. J, Schaugaard, B., Hartog, P., Davidson, G., Johnson, A. W. “… Despite this, gymnasts continue to participate fully in training and events. Future research should investigate the interaction between age and injury on tendon thickness and injury with a wider sample of participants. …”

Hart, E., Meehan, W. P., Bae, D. S., d'Hemecourt, P., & Stracciolini, A

Katz, G., Beerman, N., Murphy, E. “… Despite how fundamental the squat is, research on proper technique remains controversial.  …”

Evans, S., Merz, C., Friedl, F. “… The results provide opportunity for coaches to measure COM acceleration with confidence in training situations while providing scope for further research in dynamic field-based environments. …”

Evans, S., Merz, C., Friedl, F. “… While reasons for the moderate correlation in the x axis remain unclear, further research should be performed to obtain a greater estimation of the COM positional trajectory to further refine the mobile application`s algorithm. …”

Van Yperen, N. W. “… Self-Determination Theory (SDT) posits that the fulfillment of three basic psychological needs - autonomy, competence, and relatedness - is essential for fostering autonomous motivation, well-being, and optimal functioning. The present research aimed to extend current understanding of how sport modality (individual vs. team) relates to these sources of autonomous motivation in athletes.  …”

Wilmot, K., Dello Iacono, A., Macpherson, T. W. “… There is no research exploring agreement of training load (TL) between players and coaches in female soccer, therefore, we examined agreement of perceived TL between professional female soccer players and their coaches.  …”

Brown, B. J., Aller, T. B., Lyons, L. K., Jenson, A., Juhasz, A. C., Jensen, J. F., Hodgson, J. L. “… Structural equation modeling showed that MH stigma was positively associated with depression, anxiety, and stress, whereas MH openness was negatively associated with depression, anxiety, and stress. Research/practical implications, limitations, and future research and athletic department programming needs are discussed. …”

Mercer, R. A. J., Russell, J. L., Strack, D. S., Coutts, A. J., McLean, B. D. “… Currently, no comprehensive reviews summarize all research relating to high-performance sport practitioners.  …”

Willmott, A. G. B., James, C. A., Jewiss, M., Gibson, O. R., Brocherie, F., Mee, J. A. “… Hot yoga warrants further investigation as a tool to improve health and wellbeing. Researchers should consider the highlighted methodological limitations and recommendations to strengthen experimental work within future research. …”

Jean-Bindley, G., Sauriol-Gauthier, A., Corbin-Berrigan, L.-A., Girard, S. “… The initial search, based on specific keywords related to ATs, athletes, strategies and mental health, identified a total of 1,204 articles. The research was conducted across 8 databases (APA PsycINFO, SPORTDiscuss, Google Scholar, Social Science Research Network-SSRN and others).  …”

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.  …”

Klatt, S., Bea, L.-M., Brückner, S., Jungen, A., Noël, B., Strauss, B. “… Effective decision making and communication are essential skills for sports officials, who frequently report experiencing considerable stress across various sports.  …”

Owen, H., Winter, S., Brown, N., Legg, H. S. “… There is limited research on female rugby players, particularly concerning how the menstrual cycle affects performance.  …”

Nogueira, J. M., Morais, C., Mansell, P., Gomes, R. “… Introduction: Understanding athletes' emotional experience prior to competition is crucial for examining their adaptation to stress. Earlier research suggested anxiety impaired performance by disrupting tasks like information processing, attention, and concentration—leading to increased stress and perceived threat.  …”

Wilson, S. G., Young, B. W., Hoar, S. “… Effective training for high-performance sport requires recovery, yet little research has examined the psychology of how athletes shape their recovery between training sessions.  …”

Ketelhut, S., Turuani, G., Möhle, M. “… However, gaps remain in understanding their mechanisms, and future research should focus on combining strategies and standardizing protocols. …”

Kemler, B. R., Willier, D. P., D`Amore, T., Cohen, S. B., Dodson, C. C., Ciccotti, M. G. “… Conclusion Both operative and non-operative interventions for UCL injuries in gymnasts can provide favorable outcomes with respect to return to play and subjective patient-reported outcomes. Further research is warranted to determine optimal treatment, especially regarding indications for operative vs. nonoperative treatment, of UCL injury based on injury severity and location in gymnasts. …”

Lo, K. K., Chung, J. W. Y., Sun, F. “… METHODS: A qualitative descriptive research design was employed, utilizing semi-structured interviews (Sandelowski, 2010).  …”

Johansen, B. T., Erikstad, M. K., Haugen, T.