international sport
The International Sport Coaching Bachelor Degree Standards of the International Council for Coaching Excellence
... Sport coaching has evolved greatly in the last few decades. The roles and responsibilities of coaches in different domains are ever expanding. We owe it to coaches and their athletes and participants to provide ...
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Factor Analysis of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of Bidding and Hosting the Great International Sport Events in Iran
... different sport federations around the world and therefore people participation in sports and spectators ...various international sport events. Great sport events are those ...
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International Sport Coaching Journal Digest
... adventure sport coaches (ASCs). Rapidly changing environments in adventure sport can lead to equally rapid changes in task difficulty and the perceived ability of the performer, placing very high ...
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International Sport Coaching Journal Digest
... to sport following a serious injury in English ...to sport; (b) realistic expectations of one’s sporting capabilities; and (c) motivation to regain previous performance ...
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Potential Diplomatic Risks at International Sport Events
... the international committee in the VIP stands in sports organizations is determined by the relevant unit of the committee, approved and cannot be changed later (IOC, ...the international committee that is ...
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The Development of an International Sport Federation: An Examination of the International Golf Federations' Association with the Modern Olympic Movement
... many international teams, Vicomtesse had become friends with Ricardo and Silvia Espirito of Portugal and she had heard that they had a trophy in their possession that was supposed to be used for a tournament that ...
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International Sport Coaching Journal Digest
... This paper looks into the existence of the relative age effect in the male and female World Championships played between 2005 and 2010 in the U17, U19 and U21 categories. The variables registered were dates of birth, the ...
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International Sport Coaching Journal Digest
... that sport psychologist can play a significant role in supporting both parent and athlete in maximising the benefits and minimising the negative impact of this very special parent-offspring ...
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International Sport Coaching Journal Digest
... This quantitative study aimed to investigate the associations between coaching behaviours, relation-inferred self-efficacy (RISE: A person’s perception about what another person believes about his/her capabilities), and ...
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An Analysis of Nations' Performance in International Multi Sport Competitions
... It is my view that the techniques employed within my research programme are most closely aligned with the ontological stance of 'realism' whereby it is possible to observe and record events in the real world objectively. ...
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Approaches and methods used for measuring organizational performance in national sport governing bodies from 1986 to 2014. A systematized review
... of sport(s) at national level derived from regulation, together with the receipt of subsidies partly subject to conditions, represent considerable limitations for the aforementioned characteristic features (for a ...
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Bursting onto the big stage: Presenting at an international conference for the first time
... for sport and exercise psychology students to gain valuable experience and meet people from different parts of the ...an international conference for the first time. An international conference ...
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New problems, new challenges: embracing innovative approaches to sport research
... for sport research to capture the complexities of the contemporary sporting landscape (Smith & Stewart, ...as sport continues to globalize and further embed itself in the social, cultural and economic ...
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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
... elite sport development apparently depends greatly on the variation of currently available athletes – which is clearly at odds with the notion of a stable production pro- cess in the sense of the production of ...
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SPORTS AND POLITICS
... and international standing, was able to co-operate with the Organizing Committee and the US federal authorities to issue a genuine Olympic identity card, which served as a visa for all participants in the Olympic ...
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Sport and the Olympic Games in the global post cold war era (1989 Nowadays)
... in sport and Olympic life, the role of sponsors and the advertisement have created great ethical problems in which nobody can answer ...other sport fields and grounds around the ...
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Can a small nation be competitive in the global sporting arms race? The case of Denmark
... elite sport system among all groups of ...elite sport, and problems concerning the provision of access to international training facilities, which were also identified in the SPLISS ...
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Factors influencing the inspirational effect of major sports events on audience sport participation behaviour
... Previous research has suggested that major events have the power to inspire audiences to be more active in sport themselves (e.g. Ramchandani and Coleman, 2012a). The added value of this study to academia is that ...
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Do family physicians, emergency department physicians, and pediatricians give consistent sport-related concussion management advice?
... The Sport Concussion Assessment Tool is not commonly used in clini- cal ...after sport-related concussions, a large proportion fail to consistently advise this ...current sport-related concussion ...
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Introduction to the special issue on providing sport psychology support for Olympic athletes: international perspectives
... the sport psychologists who support ...applied sport psychologist has been defined to a large extent by experiences at six summer and three winter ...
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