Professional Athletes
Relationship between Leisure Time and Self-regulation and Goal Orientation among Professional Athletes: a new perspective for improving Athletes’ Physical performance
... for professional athletes who are hardworking, diligent and active people, positive outcomes can be ...of athletes who used their leisure time optimally to improve their ...
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The relationship between lower extremity alignment and Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome among non-professional athletes
... on professional athletes ...from professional compe- tition, investigation on nonprofessional athletes may determine the effects of potential risk factors more accu- rately; therefore, we ...
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DNA repair deficiency and senescence in concussed professional athletes involved in contact sports
... Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) leads to diverse symptoms including mood disorders, cognitive decline, and behavioral changes. In some individuals, these symptoms become chronic and persist in the long-term and can ...
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Stories of success: Cultural narratives and personal stories of elite and professional athletes
... Olympic athletes, to establish whether alternative ways of conceptualising success are possible for high-achieving elite ...on athletes’ stories of their own experiences of success – that is, accounts that ...
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Effects of a Fruit and Vegetable Sports Drink on Hydration and Oxidative Stress Recovery of Brazilian Professional Athletes
... All athletes were training for upcoming competitions when the experiment was performed and had not used supplements with antioxidants in the six months prior the ...
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Psychological profiles of gender and personality traces of Brazilian professional athletes of futsal, and their influence on physiological parameters
... of professional futsal players in terms of the gender schema and to evaluate the physiological parameters (speed, accel- eration, strength, and power) and fatigue index of these athletes according to their ...
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Liability for professional athletes' injuries: a comparative analysis of where the risk lies
... With every additional game played abroad, players need to be aware not only of the tortious and insurance rules in their home jurisdiction, but also those of the foreign jurisdictions in which they are playing. The ...
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Effect of One Month of Fasting and Jogging on Fasting Blood Glucose and Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Trained People
... many professional athletes that continue to exercise during fasting and lack of studies on the effect of the training program with fasting Ramadan, the present study investigated the effects of Jogging ...
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Association between concussion and mental health in former collegiate athletes
... former professional athletes and has a number of methodological ...former athletes that are youn- ger, female, and from sports with lower levels of ...during professional careers were ...
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Traumatological application of 3d printed model of injuried pelvis
... Indications for surgical reduction and synthesis are exceptional eg open fractures or avulsion fractures in young professional athletes; Type B rotational instability with partial back[r] ...
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... Respiratory muscle fatigue can limit exercise performance by activation of respiratory muscle metaboreflex (13). Ultimately, increased alveolar ventilation is not the only mechanism to augment the transport and the use ...
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Hip Arthroscopy Has Acceptable Return to Sport Outcomes for the Elite Athlete
... to professional level sport. We prospectively followed 65 professional athletes (mostly Australian Rules Football players) before and after hip arthroscopy using the Modified Harris Hip Score (MHS) ...
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Maintenance of Athletic Identity: Career Counseling for Retired National Hockey League Athletes.
... the professional hockey player physically, emotionally, and ...the professional athlete who is supposed to be the big, brawny, bold guy, invincible…supposed to be able to take anything, nothing can hurt ...
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Changes in the neurochemistry of athletes with repetitive brain trauma: preliminary results using localized correlated spectroscopy
... 3), professional wrestling (n = 1) and baseball (n = ...former athletes had reported clinical symptoms associated with either prolonged post-concussive syn- drome or early CTE, including headaches, memory ...
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Athlete Endorsements in Food Marketing
... hundred professional athletes were selected on the basis of Bloomberg Businessweek ’ s 2010 Power 100 rankings, which ranks athletes according to their endorsement value and prominence in their ...
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The Demands of Professional Rugby League Match-Play: a Meta-analysis
... Characterising professional rugby league is particularly important because a thorough under- standing of professional match demands by sport scientists and coaches can facilitate improved planning and ...
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Preliminary Evaluations of a Complex Amino Acid Supplement, Fatigue RevivaTM, to Reduce Fatigue in a Group of Professional Male Athletes and a Group of Males Recruited from the General Public
... the professional athletes (n = 18) at ...the professional athlete group prior to supplementa- tion. The professional athlete group also reported a re- duction in total fatigue following ...
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Raising the Stakes: The Battle Between the First Amendment and Athlete's Publicity Rights in the Wake of Murphy v. NCAA
... With sports betting potentially legal in all states, there are unprecedented economic opportunities. The First Amendment overrides an athlete’s publicity right, regardless of a player’s lost economic opportunities ...
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Trending Issues and Long-Term Effects of Recurrent Concussion in Sport
... The terms concussion and mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) have long been used interchangeably throughout many contexts. However, some authors suggested that concussion has not been fully understood or effectively ...
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Wearing eye tracking technology during batting practice: Assessing the experiences of professional baseball athletes
... 57 professional baseball players who wore eye tracking technology whilst engaged in batting ...were professional athletes, their performance has greater career implications than amateur ...
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