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Probability Characteristics of Regulations of Sports Competitions
Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2001Ya P Lumel'Skii, Ya P Lumel’Skii
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
The European Union’s engagement with sport has been driven almost entirely by its concern to protect and promote its internal market. Sport went unmentioned in the EU’s foundational Treaties until as late as 2009, and even the relevant amendments which have been effective since that year created only a narrowly drawn competence for the EU to act in the
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The European Union’s engagement with sport has been driven almost entirely by its concern to protect and promote its internal market. Sport went unmentioned in the EU’s foundational Treaties until as late as 2009, and even the relevant amendments which have been effective since that year created only a narrowly drawn competence for the EU to act in the
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Sports Telecasts: Rights and Regulations
Journal of Communication, 1977Ira Horowitz
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Sport Management Review, 2011
A salient function of law is that it provides a framework for behaviour. Sport management is no less immune from that function than any other form of business.
Paul Jonson, Russell Hoye
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A salient function of law is that it provides a framework for behaviour. Sport management is no less immune from that function than any other form of business.
Paul Jonson, Russell Hoye
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Self-regulation of sport performance
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1987All serious sport participants must engage in goal-directed behaviors in the relative absence of immediate external constraints (i.e., self-regulation). Psychologists have developed theoretical models of self-regulation and produced principles of self-regulation that are summarized by the models. These concepts apply directly to sport performance.
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Self-regulation training in sport and work
Ergonomics, 1988Abstract This paper describes the current state of the art of self-control or self-regulation training procedures as they are used in sport. At least four important areas of self-control skill and training methods can be identified in the experimental literature as having a beneficial effect upon motor performance.
L, Hardy, D, Nelson
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Using Technology for Self-regulation in Sport
2020Self-regulation has been defined as the modulation of thoughts, affects and behaviours, involving deliberate as well as automated mechanisms. It is related to emotion regulation and planning as well as to the control of one’s own behaviour. Specifically, emotion regulation is an individual-specific process that can positively influence task execution ...
Selenia di Fronso +3 more
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Neurohumoral regulation and sports
Terapevt (General Physician)Physical activity has a complex effect on the human neuroendocrine system. In professional sports, regular physical activity can both stimulate adaptive processes and provoke violations of regulatory mechanisms when the adaptive capabilities of the body are exceeded.
Yu.V. Boldyreva +3 more
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Supplement Regulation for Sports Nutrition Supplements
Journal of Legal Medicine, 2018The sports nutrition supplement industry has experienced explosive growth as of late and displays no signs of tapering off.1 Retailers are opening stores in cities, big and small, all selling produ...
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