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A Holistic Ecological Approach to Injury Prevention and Management in Youth Sport: A Scoping Review
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine &Science in Sports, Volume 36, Issue 7, July 2026.ABSTRACT Injuries are a major concern in youth sport. Traditionally, injury research has focused on biomedical and psychological characteristics of the individual athlete. However, newer trends suggest that injuries result from dynamic interaction between the athletes and their surroundings. The objective of this scoping review was to identify positive
Nicklas Balle Venzel +3 more
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Sociologie d’une dispute dans l’arbitrage en patinage artistique : le cas de Salt Lake City
Sociologies, 2010 Our work looks into the judging issues in ice skating and ice dancing, based on the Salt Lake City scandal (an international scandal). Judging in figure skating cannot be entirely objective as a large part of subjectivity remains inherent to the process.
Audrey Ramonich, Cécile Collinet
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Scandinavian Journal of Medicine &Science in Sports, Volume 36, Issue 7, July 2026.ABSTRACT The functional impact of hallux valgus (HV) on dynamic postural stability in adolescent athletes remains unclear. We investigated whether hallux alignment and intrinsic foot muscle morphology are associated with dynamic postural stability during a jump‐landing task.
Yasunari Ikuta +12 more
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Patriotic bias in sports judging – A matter of juror and athlete socialization at the national level
Cogent Social SciencesThis study examines the causes of patriotic bias in sports judging, where jurors favor athletes from their own country. It uses Olympic scoring data from figure skating and snowboarding, which represent sports with distinct socialization contexts.
Patrick Alexander Braeunig
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Judging by the Rules? The emergence of evaluation practices
Valuation StudiesHow does evaluation work differently, and how do evaluation practices emerge, in different contexts? Drawing on a mixed-methods study of evaluation in figure skating and classical music, I discuss the divergent evaluative cultures in these settings ...
Stacy Lom
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Competitive Figure Skating Injuries
Pain Physician, 2003 The nature, type and frequency of injuries occurring at a national figure skating competition were examined. Data was compiled from the medical history form of all 208 participants and the on-site evaluations of the 55 skaters who presented for treatment. Twenty-six percent of all the skaters were injured during the competition.
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Open Access Journal of Sports Medicine, 2014 Shinobu Okamura,1 Naoki Wada,1 Masayuki Tazawa,1 Makoto Sohmiya,1 Yoko Ibe,1 Toru Shimizu,1 Shigeru Usuda,2 Kenji Shirakura1 1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Gunma University Graduate School of Medicine, Maebashi, Gunma, Japan; 2Department of ...
Okamura S +7 more
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Fanception on ice!!!: Cycles of choreographic adaptation and fandom in figure skating
Transformative Works and CulturesI examine the cyclical nature of love and fandom when Yuri!!! On Ice's figure skating routines are (re)performed in fictional and real competitions, which creates a sense of haunting palimpsest as embodied practice is translated from medium to medium. I
Emry Sottile
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Neuromuscular responses of elite skaters during different roller figure skating jumps. [PDF]
J Hum Kinet, 2014 Pantoja PD +7 more
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Comparisons of angular momentum at takeoff in six types of jumps in women's figure skating. [PDF]
Front Sports Act LivingYamaguchi M, Sakurai S.
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