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THE YOUTHFUL ATHLETES’ MOTIVATIONAL FEATURES
Человеческий капитал, 2019This empirical article addresses the study of the youthful athletes motivational features. The athletes are described in four categories: a kind of sports, sex, duration of playing sports, sports rank. 116 athletes participated in this study, their age ranges from 18 to 22 years.
Denisova K.I., Dontsov D.A.
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Plyometric Training Effects on Athletic Performance in Youth Soccer Athletes
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2015The purpose of this systematic review was to critically analyze the literature to determine the effectiveness of plyometric training on athletic performance in youth soccer athletes. A total of 7 studies were included in this review after meeting the following criteria: (a) used plyometric training programs to assess athletic performance, (b) subjects ...
Abigail A, Bedoya +2 more
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Athletic identity, affect, and peer relations in youth athletes with physical disabilities
Disability and Health Journal, 2010Theory-based investigations of the psychosocial aspects of youth participation in disability sport are underresearched, suggesting a need for more scholarly inquiry in this area. We sought to examine athletic identity, affect, and peer relations of youth athletes with physical disabilities and selected relationships among these variables.Participants ...
Deborah R, Shapiro, Jeffrey J, Martin
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2013
This book has shown the many benefits that youths can gain from participating in various types of strength and conditioning exercise throughout childhood. However, it also needs to be realized that sports participation is not without its risks and that child athletes should be viewed as a vulnerable population.
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This book has shown the many benefits that youths can gain from participating in various types of strength and conditioning exercise throughout childhood. However, it also needs to be realized that sports participation is not without its risks and that child athletes should be viewed as a vulnerable population.
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[Ankle sprain in youth athlete].
Revue medicale suisse, 2019Lateral ankle sprain is the most frequent musculoskeletal injury in the young athlete. Myths, dogma and common belief are regularly encountered when discussing this injury, for which the scientific literature does not prevail yet. In the youth, the growing skeleton further influences the diagnosis and therapeutic processes, as well as the healing ...
Barbara, Kwiatkowski +2 more
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Youth and Athletic Screening: Rationale, Methods and Outcome
2014Sudden cardiac death is a tragic event under any circumstance, but is especially devastating when it occurs in youth and athletes. In the ‘paradox of sports’, exercise both promotes health and acutely increases the risk of SCD among those with underlying heart disorders such as HCM, arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy, or coronary artery ...
David S. Owens, Sanjay Sharma
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The athletic triangle in competitive youth sport
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Wylleman, Paul +3 more
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