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RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN BRAZILIAN HANDBALL SELECTIONS

Journal of Physical Education, 2022
The aim of this study was to evaluate the relative age effect (RAE) in Brazilian male handball teams who competed in the world championships in the U-19, U-21, and adult categories.
Julio Cesar Costa, Flávio Afonso Montes, Vinicius Muller Reis Weber, Paulo Henrique Borges, Luiz Fernando Ramos-Silva, Enio Ricardo Vaz Ronque   +5 more
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Relative age effect: beyond the youth phenomenon [PDF]

BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine, 2020
Introduction Initially described in a sports context in ice hockey in 1985, the relative age effect (RAE) refers to the performance advantages of youth born in the first quarter of the birth year when trying-out for select, age-restricted sports.
Don Kirkendall, Patrick Wakefield Joyner, John Lewis, William J Mallon, Rehan Dawood, Austin Fagerberg, Baker Mills, William Garrett   +7 more
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The relative age effect in turkish professional soccer

European Journal of Human Movement, 2020
This study examined the Relative Age Effect (RAE) in Turkish professional soccer. The data on 3435 players (MAge = 25.25, SDAge = 1.16) across 127 professional teams from the four Turkish professional leagues were categorized into relative age quartiles (
Yunus Arslan, Yusuf Köklü, Utku Alemdaroğlu, Hüseyin Gökçe   +3 more
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Sports participation and sex outweigh the relative age effect in motor competence of school-aged children [PDF]

Frontiers in Sports and Active Living
BackgroundThe Relative Age Effect (RAE) refers to the advantage in physical and psychological development that children born earlier in the year often experience, which can influence their participation in sports.AimAnalyze the influence of RAE on motor ...
Fábio Flôres, Fábio Flôres, Fábio Flôres, Denise Soares, Ana Filipa Silva, Nuno Casanova, Gabriela Almeida, Gabriela Almeida, José Marmeleira, José Marmeleira, Dimitar Shabanliyski   +10 more
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RELATIVE AGE EFFECT AMONG OLYMPIAN GYMNASTS

Science of Gymnastics Journal, 2018
Relative age effect (RAE) is a worldwide phenomenon described as consequences of age variations between individuals competing in the same cohort.
Delaš Kalinski Sunčica, Petra Mandić Jelaska, Almir Atiković   +2 more
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Relative age effects in Japanese athletes

Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine, 2014
‘Relative age effect’ (RAE) is considered a factor in successful sporting activities. That is, older children in a particular age group are more likely to achieve sporting success than younger ones. Many studies on RAEs have been conducted for the sports
Hiroki Nakata, Kiwako Sakamoto
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Constituent Year Effects and Performance in Alpine Skiing Junior World Championships

Sports, 2023
This study examines constituent year effect (CYE) and race performance among junior alpine skiers in the World Championships. In various junior age cohorts competing together, variation in skiing performance can be expected not only due to practice load ...
Øyvind Bjerke, Håvard Lorås, Arve Vorland Pedersen   +2 more
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Relative age effect: implications for effective practice [PDF]

Journal of Sports Sciences, 2015
Physical and psychological differences related to birthdate amongst athletes of the same selection year have been characterised as the "relative age effects" (RAEs). RAEs have been identified in a variety of sports, both at youth and adult level, and are linked with dropout of athletes and a reduction of the talent pool.
Andronikos, Georgios, Elumaro, Adeboye Israel, Westbury, Tony, Martindale, Russell J. J.   +3 more
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Relative Age Effects in Political Selection [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
Abstract We exploit a regression discontinuity design to provide causal evidence of the relative age effect (RAE) on a long-run adult age outcome: Political selection. We find strong evidence of the RAE in politics in Finland. However, the effect is heterogeneous: We find that male candidates born early in the calendar year have a significantly ...
Tukiainen, Janne, Takalo, Tuomas, Hulkkonen, Topi   +2 more
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Coaches’ Criteria for Talent Identification of Youth Male Soccer Players

Sports, 2022
Introduction: The main aim of this study was to examine which criteria coaches considered in the talent identification of youth male soccer players aged 13–16.
Jan Fuhre, Arild Øygard, Stig Arve Sæther   +2 more
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