this front and the rear to play with. Did that player start from in front or was he already sprinting from well behind? It is a safety thing too to check that with the camera. (R2) For the referees, 360° video provided an enhanced discovery for new perceptual cues that they would not have considered
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An Integrated Mind–Body Training Intervention on an Elite Surfing Athlete: A Case Study
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high-load archery sessions (e.g., with hundreds of arrows), competition simulating archery sessions (e.g., score registration while under fatigue, stress, noise), long-distance running, sprints, stability exercise using a stability cushion, archery-specific endurance exercises, and pull-ups. This
“I Can’t Teach You to Be Taller”: How Canadian, Collegiate-Level Coaches Construct Talent in Sport
Justine Jones, Kathryn Johnston, and Joseph Baker
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Kerry R. McGannon, Keira Towers, and Jenny McMahon
. Crandell attended AA and participated in a sprint triathlon in 1999, which led to him competing in his first Ironman triathlon that same year. In 2001, he started Racing for Recovery to support people in substance use recovery using sport and counseling services. Crandell is also a licensed counselor in
The Effects of Applied and Sport-Specific Mindful Sport Performance Enhancement Training on Mindfulness Skills, Flow, and Emotional Regulation in National Competitive Swimmers
Jenny Meggs and Mark Chen
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Efficacy of a Video Modeling and Imagery-Controlled Trial Intervention in a Non-Western Adolescent Population: A Case Study
Asha Francis Chungath, N.T. Sudhesh, Sahen Gupta, and Sanika Divekar
sampling was employed to secure participants from different sports (swimming, cricket, badminton, basketball, and sprints). Participants were screened for handedness because there are differences in performance ability between left- and right-handed athletes ( Assis et al., 2016 ; Guadalupe et al., 2014
