Football Association
Designing a prototype e learning module for the course ‘game supervisor’ of the Royal Netherlands Football Association
... Research conducted by the Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB) showed the need to introduce a game-supervisor to the new set-up of youth-football. In this study, a prototype e-learning module is ...
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Competitiveness of Young Football Players in the Japan Football Association Social Action Program
... to football teams in different countries, which was conducted after calculating group means and standard deviations indi- cated that physical strength and mental strength scores were significantly higher in the ...
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Football Association of Wales v UEFA: only dopes don't cheat
... of football in Europe), decision not to throw Russia out of the 2004 European Football Championships after one of their players Egor Titov failed a routine drugs test following the first leg of their ...
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Emotion, seduction and intimacy: alternative perspectives on human behaviour
... Nevertheless, as the high profile case of Faria Alam at the Football Association illustrated, if women are continually sexual at work, they can also be sacked and the courts will not vie[r] ...
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Contributions Made by Football Clubs in England
... When considering materials used by spectators and participants engaging in sport, it is evident that resources from water, energy and other consumables are required. Inevitably, sport leads to the generation of waste and ...
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Sporting programs for inactive population groups: factors influencing implementation in the organized sports setting
... a football- based health education program, which was developed by the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) Medical Assessment and Research Center for children in ...learning ...
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The Application of the Business System Concept to the Analysis of Football Business
... of football clubs for the collaborative performance using joint business ...structures. Football as a sport is based on the competition between clubs to achieve better sport results – Szymanski (1999) ...
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Football Club Formation and the Lancashire Leisure Class, 1857–1870
... and Football (London: Longman Green, 1889); Charles W. Alcock, Association Football, English Illustrated Magazine (8) (1890/1): 282–8; Alfred Gibson and William Pickford, Association ...
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Infrared thermography study as a complementary method of screening and prevention of muscle injuries: pilot study
... de Football Association Medical Assessment and Research Centre (F-MARC): The number of days that have elapsed from the date of injury to the date of the player’s return to full participation in team ...
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The limited development of English women’s recreational cricket : a critique of the liberal “absorption” approach to gender equality
... female football participation rates have increased in England since the Football Association took control of women's football from the Women's Football Association in 1993 the ...
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A bivariate Weibull count model for forecasting association football scores
... The existence of some sort of dependence between the goals scored by two teams in a football match is widely accepted. However, the exact specification of the dependence is less clear. For example, Dixon and Coles ...
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Loans and Marketing Guarantees in Athlete Agent Recruiting: Why They Are Ill-Advised Under Agency Law and Attorney Ethics Regulations Principles
... National Football League Players Association (“NFLPA”) agent regula- tions and state athlete agent laws prohibit agents from offering inducements to prospective clients, neither authority considers loans or ...
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Factors Influencing the Participation of Women in the Local Football Leagues
... Critics of this theory argue that the theory focuses on socialization and sex-role differentiation and treats women as a homogeneous group with little regard to differences between women (White, 1995). It ignores the ...
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The challenge and impact of engaging hard to reach populations in regular physical activity and health behaviours: an examination of an English Premier League ‘Football in the Community’ men's health programme
... in weekly soccer (football) specific training sessions and aimed to promote independence, self-reliance and build social capital. The majority of the participants in this study derived from low socio-economic ...
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Effect of Linguistic Heterogeneity on Technology Transfer: An Economic Study of FIFA Football Rankings
... Assuming, that the more important communication among team member becomes, the more sophisticated the team strategy is, heterogeneity can be considered to have an influence on football team performance through ...
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Why ‘the best way of learning to coach the game is playing the game’: conceptualising ‘fast tracked’ high performance coaching pathways
... 2006; Jones et al., 2003; Piggott, 2012). The valorisation of informal and practitioner embodied learning practice over qualifications is despite the promotion of standardised coaching accreditation having been ...
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Effects of pitch size and skill level on tactical behaviours of Association Football players during small sided and conditioned games
... In Association Football, the study of variability in players’ movement trajectories during performance can provide insights on tactical ...in Association Football and have implications for ...
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Sport helps make us what we are: the shaping of regional and local sporting identities in Cumbria c.1800-1960
... Some sports, such as whippet racing, popular in parts of Furness and West Cumberland mining communities, were very working-class sports, whilst tennis clubs, by contrast, excluded the less well off. As elsewhere too, ...
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Numerical relations and skill level constrain co adaptive behaviors of agents in sports teams
... The length and width dimensions of the playing area were reduced, relative to official football field dimensions, to 47.3 6 30.6 m, given the number of players involved in the SSCG [40]. Each match lasted for 6 ...
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IMPACT OF TRAINING AND COMPETITION LOAD ON NEUROMUSCULAR RECOVERY, HORMONAL RESPONSE AND MATCH PERFORMANCE IN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
... overall football activity, limiting only the 2D contribution underestimates total movement as vertical movement is excluded (Barris and Button, 2008, Castellano et ...
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