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HeliyonAlthough there are numerous studies on talent, especially talent identification, development, and selection, both on influencing factors and model construction or talent prediction, they have relatively independently explored some of its stages ...
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Talent Identification and Development in Sport, 2020 In this chapter, we focus on an almost forgotten actor in talent research – the coach who has to make decisions on the future potential of children at different developmental stages. Coaches must make prognoses, often on the bases of little information, about how these young athletes will perform when they are at their prime.
Franziska Lath +3 more
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Asian Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2023 When making talent-selection decisions in sport, coaches, scouts, program directors, and policymakers typically adopt two approaches: The subjective approach, also known as the coach's eye, where these professionals select or de-select athletes based on ...
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Talent Selection and Management in View of Relative Age: the Case of Swimming
Physical Culture and Sport: Studies and Research, 2018 Based on our empirical research, through the analysis of the birthdates of young competitive swimmers, the present paper aims to examine the system of talent selection and management in Hungarian competitive swimming complemented with a new element.
Nagy Nikoletta +3 more
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Survival Versus Attraction Advantages and Talent Selection in Sport. [PDF]
Sports Med Open, 2022 Athlete selection (often referred to as talent selection) reflects the end point of what is a complex decision-making process coaches, administrators, and/or scouts use when deciding who remains and who is removed from a sample of potential athletes.
Baker J, Johnston K, Wattie N.
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Talent Selection Based on Sport-Specific Tasks Is Affected by the Relative Age Effects among Adolescent Handball Players. [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2021 Talent selection is often affected by the relative age effects (RAEs), resulting in the overrepresentation of relatively older (vs. relatively younger) players among those selected.
Tróznai Z +6 more
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An IoT-Based Motion Tracking System for Next-Generation Foot-Related Sports Training and Talent Selection. [PDF]
J Healthc Eng, 2021 Motion tracking in different fields (medical, military, film, etc.) based on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) sensing technology has been attracted by world's leading researchers and engineers in recent years; however, there is still a lack of ...
Lu S +5 more
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Talent Selection Strategies and Relationship With Success in European Basketball National Team Programs. [PDF]
Front Psychol, 2021 There is limited knowledge of the talent selection strategies used by national sporting organizations to identify and develop talented players in basketball.
Kalén A +4 more
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Sports, 2022 Talent selection programmes choose athletes for talent development pathways. Currently, the set of psychosocial variables that determine talent selection in youth Rugby Union are unknown, with the literature almost exclusively focusing on physiological ...
Julian Owen +5 more
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Science or Coaches' Eye? - Both! Beneficial Collaboration of Multidimensional Measurements and Coach Assessments for Efficient Talent Selection in Elite Youth Football. [PDF]
J Sports Sci Med, 2019 Sieghartsleitner R +3 more
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