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Payal Vasant Dhawale,Vishnu Vardhan,Sarath Babu et al. Payal Vasant Dhawale et al.
Introduction: Badminton is the most popular sport among adolescents across the world. Injury-related research focusing specifically on this age group remains limited. Much of the existing literature combines adolescent pl...
Sigurdur Benediktsson,Elvar S Saevarsson,Runa Stefansdottir et al. Sigurdur Benediktsson et al.
Background: The relative contribution of biological maturation and body composition to performance in youth female soccer remains unclear. This study compared skeletal maturity, body composition, and physical performance ...
Michel Desbordes,Thomas Rywalski Michel Desbordes
This research explores how international sports federations (IFs) use new technologies to enhance at their events. It overviews the digital initiatives and tools deployed to improve in-person and remote experiences. The study analyses two m...
Szabolcs Székely,Anna Gergely,János Horváth et al. Szabolcs Székely et al.
Cognitive and physical efforts draw on shared resources that are essential for athletic performance. However, traditional laboratory-based interventions often lack ecological validity and show limited transfer to real-game contexts. Cogniti...
Hongwei Yan,Yuqiao Zhu,Hu Chen et al. Hongwei Yan et al.
Purpose: International taekwondo competition has undergone substantial rule-driven intensification in recent years, yet empirical evidence regarding how Chinese athletes temporally adapt to these demands relative to globa...
Haashwein Moganan,Mohansundar Sankaravel,Gunathevan Elumalai et al. Haashwein Moganan et al.
The relative age effect (RAE) is defined as the overrepresentation of athletes born early in the selection year and is well documented in talent identification. However, whether the selection pressures that produce the RAE leave a detectabl...
Domenico Savio Salvatore Vicari,Giuseppe Scardina,Valerio Giustino et al. Domenico Savio Salvatore Vicari et al.
Introduction: Biological maturation is a crucial aspect when assessing performance in young athletes. The maturity offset, indicating the time relative to Peak High Velocity (PHV), can impact aerobic and anaerobic capacit...
Boryi A Becerra-Patiño,Aura Daniela Montenegro-Bonilla,Carlos F Martínez-Benítez et al. Boryi A Becerra-Patiño et al.
Background/objectives: Indoor cycling (IC), also known as spinning, is a physical activity that takes place in the gym, where participants with different levels of physical condition, age, and objectives pedal on a modifi...
Magnus Ueland Nygaard,Audun Havnen Magnus Ueland Nygaard
Background: Competitive anxiety is a commonly observed psychological phenomenon within the field of competitive sports such as soccer. Metacognitive beliefs are associated with anxiety in clinical and non-clinical populat...
Zhao Zishan,Asha Hasnimy Mohd Hashim Zhao Zishan
Background: Physical literacy (PL) has emerged as an important framework for understanding children's and adolescents' motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge, and engagement in lifelong physical activity. ...