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Physiological, physical and on-ice performance criteria for selection of elite ice hockey teams [PDF]
The purpose of this study was to examine physiological and physical determinants of ice-hockey performance in order to assess their impact on the result during a selection for ice hockey.
R Roczniok +6 more
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Mental training driven by a winning mindset in the Chinese national ice hockey team: implications of medal-winning practices for the youth Ice hockey training system [PDF]
BackgroundBased on Miller's psychological model of ice hockey success, this study aims to develop a specialized and systematic mental training program for Chinese female 3v3 ice hockey athletes, providing empirical evidence for improving the competitive ...
Zhiwen Sun +9 more
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Elite Ice Hockey Players’ Well-Being: A Scoping Review [PDF]
As mental health has gained prominence in recent years, elite ice hockey players have shared their experience of psychological problems, including adverse alcohol use, anxiety, depression, distress, eating disorders, and sleep disturbances. Mental health
Pierre-Luc Veillette +4 more
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“It's unrealistic”: experiences of Swedish elite female ice hockey players considering parenthood [PDF]
IntroductionThe number of elite female athletes combining athletic careers with mothering has increased during the last decades. Many mother-athletes return to an equal or an even better level of performance postpartum.
M. Bergström +4 more
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Are There Differences in Ice Hockey Injuries Between Sexes?
Background: Men’s ice hockey allows for body checking, and women’s ice hockey prohibits it. Studies have reported injury data on both sexes, but no systematic reviews have compared the injury patterns between male and female ice hockey players ...
Thomas M Best, David C Flanigan
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Preparticipation screening in young female elite ice hockey players [PDF]
ObjectivesThe occurrence of sudden cardiac death (SCD) in competitive athletes has led to a discussion about appropriate preparticipation screening models.
Alexander Mohl +13 more
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Background: The process of talent identification in ice hockey occurs during middle adolescence when players are selected to participate in “off-season” evaluation camps, where coaches observe their fitness levels and status of development. Recently, the
Jean Lemoyne +4 more
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Standing on the ice: experiences of women national ice hockey players in Turkey
The purpose of this phenomenological study was to examine within the framework of symbolic interaction theory and field theory how women national ice hockey players understand ice hockey through their experiences.
Doğusan Sena Nur, Koçak Funda
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In elite adolescence ice hockey players, overall skating performance is an essential performance factor and should be measured adequately, whereas the relationship between on-ice and off-ice performance is not well known.
Herbert Wagner +5 more
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Ice-hockey combines intense physical activity at high speed with elements of power struggle. Testosterone is the main anabolic hormone, an increase in which during adolescence is associated with faster growth, increased muscle mass, physical strength ...
N. V. Aksenova +4 more
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