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Enduring effects of concussion in youth athletes
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 2002The purpose of this study was to explore the mild, enduring effects of concussion in otherwise healthy youth athletes. Reported history of concussion and cognitive functioning was examined in an initial sample of 35 youth athletes, 21 of whom were considered healthy volunteers (No Recent Concussion within the past 6 months) with no identified medical ...
Philip Schatz
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Morphology of the youth athlete
2023Abstract Study of the morphology of adult and youth athletes has a long tradition in the sport sciences. Studies of youth ordinarily focus on body size, body proportions, and body composition in the context of growth and maturation. Heights and weights of youth athletes vary within and among sports, but differences among sports are more ...
Diogo V Martinho +2 more
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2020
Sport settings have long been viewed as environments that can foster youth athletes’ positive psychological development. Consequently, sport coaches are increasingly called upon to create environments that nurture this development. The purpose of this chapter is to provide insight into some of the most influential conceptual and empirical research ...
Gordon A. Bloom +2 more
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Sport settings have long been viewed as environments that can foster youth athletes’ positive psychological development. Consequently, sport coaches are increasingly called upon to create environments that nurture this development. The purpose of this chapter is to provide insight into some of the most influential conceptual and empirical research ...
Gordon A. Bloom +2 more
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Mental Health in Youth Elite Athletes
2022Most common mental health disorders begin in youth and early adulthood, with roughly half of these disorders emerging in mid-adolescence. Therefore, understanding mental health in youth sport settings is critical to supporting athlete well-being. Although sport offers many key benefits for athletic, social, and personal development, the competitive ...
Walton, Courtney C. +2 more
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Nutrition Today, 2016
Youth participation in individual and team sports is high, yet little is known about the nutritional needs of children or adolescents who compete in sports. Parents and volunteer coaches are responsible for nutrition and hydration advice for youth athletes and it can be woefully incorrect.
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Youth participation in individual and team sports is high, yet little is known about the nutritional needs of children or adolescents who compete in sports. Parents and volunteer coaches are responsible for nutrition and hydration advice for youth athletes and it can be woefully incorrect.
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Mental Health in the Youth Athlete
Clinics in Sports MedicineThough research is inconclusive in being able to determine if young athletes are more or less likely to suffer from mental health disorders compared with their non-athlete peers, there are important psychological considerations that are unique to the athletic population.
Mary M, Daley, Claudia L, Reardon
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Self-Concepts of Disabled Youth Athletes
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1990A self-concept inventory was administered to 158 youth athletes, ages 9 to 18 yr. ( M = 13.94 yr., SD = 2.63) who competed in the first Pan American Victory Games for Physically Disabled Youth. Disabilities represented were blind ( n = 57), cerebral palsy ( n = 52), dwarfs ( n = 18), spinal cord injured ( n = 12), amputation ( n = 10), and les autres (
C, Sherrill +4 more
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Fueling Youth Athletes for Success
Strategies, 2021In this fast-pace life the easiest foods are usually prepackaged, salt-enriched, and carb-loaded.
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Wrist Injuries in Youth Athletes
Current Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Reports, 2017To identify new evidence-based medicine regarding wrist injuries in youth athletes. Worthy studies identified include reports on changing wrist injury epidemiology, increasing recognition of stress fractures, evolving pathology in scaphoid fractures, risk factors for youth overuse injuries, comparison of immobilization techniques following distal ...
Keegan McClary, Daniel H. Blatz
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