Athletic Injury and Parental Pressure in Youth Sports
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Karrie L. Hamstra
Karrie L. Hamstra
Temple University
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Jeffrey M. Cherubini
Jeffrey M. Cherubini
Temple University
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C. Buz Swanik
C. Buz Swanik
Temple University
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Karrie Hamstra is a doctoral student in the Athletic Training Program at Temple University. Her research interests focus on neuromuscular characteristics regulating athletic performance and injury prevention in pediatric athletes.
Jeffrey Cherubini is a doctoral student and instructor in the Kinesiology Department at Temple University. His primary research interests include stress and athletic injury, personal and performance development, attention control, and youth sport.
Buz Swanik is director of the Graduate Athletic Training/Sports Medicine program and assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology at Temple University. His research interests focus on noncontact joint injuries and the neuromuscular characteristics (muscle tone and stiffness regulation) influencing muscle performance and dynamic joint stability.
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