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OBSERVATIONS ON THE HEARTS OF MEN ENGAGED IN ATHLETICS

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1930
It is not an unusual occurrence at athletic contests to see a collapse during or at the end of a hard race. When he collapses the clinical picture is that of utter exhaustion, the patient gasping for air and yet being unable to take a full breath. He complains of abdominal pain and is more comfortable lying on his side doubled up, with both hands ...
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Profiles of LGBTQ ally engagement in college athletics

Journal of LGBT Youth, 2018
Heterosexism and cis-sexism are still pervasive in the sports context despite growing national acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) identities in the U.S.
Russell B. Toomey, Christi R. McGeorge
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Learn how to engage the athletically unengaged

College Athletics and the Law, 2019
When student‐athletes discover they can no longer practice or compete due to medical disqualifications or cuts from the team, they tend to struggle with discouragement, loneliness, depression, anxiety, disconnection, and isolation. They're likely to encounter academic challenges and a lack of support.
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Rehabilitation Engagement and Adherence Changes in Injured Athletes

Journal of Athletic Enhancement, 2018
Objective: The purpose of the current study was to examine the relationship between an athlete’s rehabilitation engagement and adherence, over time. Method: 21 injured athletes participated in this research aged between 18 to 38 years of age. Data was collected over 8 weeks with regression analysis revealing relationships between rehabilitation ...
Langdon S, Fletcher RB
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COMPONENTS OF PERCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL SUPPORT AS A DETERMINANT OF ATHLETES' ENGAGEMENT IN ATHLETIC TRAINING

BULLETIN Series Psychology
Improving the effectiveness of sports education and ensuring the well-being of future national champions requires understanding the interaction between young athletes' social support, mental toughness, and self-efficacy. This study aimed to examine the relationship between social support perceptions and student-athletes'
A.T. Zhunussova, Zh. K. Aubakirova, U.K. Subba   +2 more
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Areas of Worklife and the Athlete Burnout-Engagement Relationship

Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 2013
The global athlete burnout–engagement relationship was investigated using the areas of worklife and relevant conceptual antecedents. Participants were 227 collegiate football players who completed an online survey assessing study variables. Athlete scores on the areas of worklife measure fit the data as expected. Two contrasting mediational models that
J. D. DeFreese, Alan L. Smith
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Institutional Outcomes of Student-Athlete Engagement in Athletics Department-Sponsored Community Service

Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education, 2015
AbstractThe purpose of this study was to explore how involvement in athletic department sponsored community service affected intercollegiate student-athletes' attachment, intent to donate money, and likelihood of speaking positively about the department.
W. Andrew Czekanski, Lauren E. Brown
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A review of the habits of the athletes engaging with the sports of football

2022
ÖZETSerbest zaman, kişilerin yemek yeme, eğitim gibi temel ihtiyaçlar gibi zorunluluklar dışında kalan zamandır. Serbest zaman değerlendirmelerinde pek çok faaliyetlerin yanı sıra spora katılım söz konusudur. Özellikle spor branşları içerisinde futbol da tercih edilen branşlardan biridir. Bu bilgilerle bakıldığında; tercih edilen branşı iş olarak seçip
KARAGÜN, ELİF, SARPER KAHVECİ, MÜGE, kefeli, taner   +2 more
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Athletes’ Perceptions of Their Team Motivational Climate, Career Exploration and Engagement, and Athletic Identity

Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology, 2015
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between studentathletes’ perceptions of the motivational climate on their sport teams and their own career exploration and engagement and athletic identity. Student-athletes (N = 101) from various National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I institutions were administered online surveys ...
Kiira N. Poux, Mary D. Fry
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Medical Supervision of Young Persons Engaged in Athletics

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1915
To the Editor: —For months, inThe Journaland other magazines, there have occasionally appeared articles dealing with the untoward and serious effects of strenuous physical exercise, especially in regard to the heart of the adolescent boy who indulges in such games as basketball, football, etc.
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