elite sport
Ngā kaipara Māori : ngā pūmahara o te tuakiri Māori me te ao hākinakina = Māori athletes : perceptions of Māori identity and elite sport participation : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, School of Management, Massey Business School, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... that elite sport is an integral social phenomenon with elevated status in terms of social mobility and collective nationalistic ...in sport given that it provides an avenue in which Māori can ...
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Is elite sport a driver for medical advance?
... An elite sport with specificity of microfractures is well established particularly with sports such as running, gymnastics, and rowing (DiFiori et ...of elite sport driving medical ...
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Creating pressurised training environments in elite sport
... 5.4.3 Limitations. Due to the difficulties associated with using an elite sample, such as limited access because of their training responsibilities, only six athletes participated in the study. Thus, the ...
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Men, Mental Health and Elite Sport: a Narrative Review
... from elite sport has been associated with maladaptive coping strategies, depression, anxiety, increased hostility and anger and substance abuse ...active sport to retirement can experience a loss of ...
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A systematic review of the experience, occurrence, and controllability of flow states in elite sport
... Citation: Swann, C and Keegan, RJ and Piggott, D and Crust, L 2012 A systematic review of the experience, occurrence, and controllability of flow states in elite sport.. Psychology of Sp[r] ...
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Living, resisting, and playing the part of athlete: Narrative tensions in elite sport
... outside elite sport culture, such as relational and discovery ...recent elite sport research to suggest they do not compromise performance excellence but hold positive consequences for ...
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The impact of economic growth on the competitiveness of national elite sport systems
... Does the fact that, generally, the hypothesis has not been confirmed by the findings mean that there is no link between the two variables? This is not necessarily the case. The inconclusive findings may reflect problems ...
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Super strengths in elite sport
... of sport psychology practitioners (n=7) and coaches (n=8) who had adopted a particular strengths-based approach in their practice ...of sport psychology practitioners were that they had delivered a super- ...
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Incidence of injury, psychological correlates, and injury prevention strategies for elite sport
... in sport and the increased probability of injury associated with acute depletion of physical resources, it was judged essential that the breathing optimization techniques to be included were focused on learning to ...
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Will the peer leader please stand up? The personality of the peer leader in elite and non-elite sport teams
... The present study shows that an athlete’s ability and personality is partially responsible for she or he being perceived as a leader by peers. Nevertheless, it seems that less agreeable athletes emerges as leaders among ...
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The Nature and Rate of Injury in Elite Sport Aerobics Athletes
... callisthenics in which 22.6% of total injuries caused missed sessions 6 . In comparison to gymnastics, 46.5% of injuries resulted in greater than one week of time lost, and 20.6% greater than three weeks 4 . Similarly, ...
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Perceptions of Engaging with a Super Strengths Approach in Elite Sport
... I am much more focused when playing games in training It gives you more of a focus and purpose in training You go out to training with areas you want to focus on around your super streng[r] ...
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Performance analytic processes in elite sport practice: an exploratory investigation of the perspectives of a sport scientist, coach and athlete
... the sport scientist and coach are the clear and distinctive roles delineating the input of theoretical/scientific knowledge on (by the scientist) from that of practical/sport specific knowledge (by the ...
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A strengths based consultancy approach in elite sport : exploring super strengths
... Raw Data Themes Getting someone outside of the sport to come and present the concept 7 Psychologist sold/introduced the concept to the coaches 15 The athletes liked that it wasn’t about [r] ...
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Modelling the effect of technology on elite sport
... The use of technology to enhance performance in athletic sports is not new. There are many examples within ancient Greek history of sporting contests influenced by the use of technologies such as performance-enhancing ...
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Tools of the trade or part of the family? Horses in competitive equestrian sport
... equestrian sport is reflected in the language that surrounds horses and humans in this milieu (Stibbe, ...stated, elite sport horses have a high commercial value and consequently few professional ...
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Economic, sport development and elite performance consequences of sports events
... Hosting sports events is widely believed to be inherently good because of the enjoyment and excitement that they bring to those who attend them and those who follow them in the media. One of the more commonly cited ...
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IMPROVING HARDINESS IN RUGBY PLAYERS 2
... hardiness group were 67.3 ( SD = 34.4) at Time 1 and 74.5 ( SD = 27.4) at Time 3. For the high- hardiness group, the corresponding values were 13.3 ( SD = 18.1) at Time 1 and 17.9 ( SD = 20.6) at Time 3. The ...
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"It's not about luck": the production of Australian elite athletes
... managerial or administrative work. Coming from such socio-economic backgrounds enables many athletes to progress up the ranks of elite sport as the outlays for sporting equipment, travel and medical bills ...
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The rich get richer and the poor get poorer - the Matthew mechanism as an approach to explain selection effects and the occurrence of multiple medalists in the "production" of international success in alpine ski racing
... However, these studies distinguished athletes based on a sin- gle measurement of their current success level or the highest success ever achieved in the course of their career. More pre- cisely, to be labeled as ...
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