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INTERNATIONAL SPORT COACHING JOURNAL

DIGEST, VOLUME 8, ISSUE 3

on participants’ life skills development in sport. However, coaches, parents, and peers should inclusively aspire to create a mastery climate to help promote participants’ life skills development. Coaches and parents should be encouraged to avoid creating an ego-oriented climate. Training Load

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Relationship Between Short- and Long-Term Planning in Sports: A 12-Week Case Study of a Spanish Canoeing Coach

Jardel Costa, Gonçalo Neves, Fábio Yuzo Nakamura, João Ribeiro, Ana Ramos, Lee Bell, Manuel Loureiro, Filipe Manuel Clemente, Isabel Mesquita, Patrícia Coutinho, and José Afonso

, 2010 ). This complexity extends beyond training load dynamics, encompassing, for instance, injuries, emotional fluctuations, and unexpected disappointments ( Aicinena, 2013 ; Sands & McNeal, 2000 ). In essence, coaching involves navigating through uncertainty and adjusting short-term plans in response

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INTERNATIONAL SPORT COACHING JOURNAL

DIGEST, VOLUME 11 ISSUE 1

significantly higher technical actions compared to SSG-CE. While the CE-SSG condition induced higher unpleasant mood responses. The results suggest that while CE may lead to an increase in training load (HR/RPE), it also produces increased enjoyment, and a lack of CE has a negative impact on mood (POMS

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Managing Challenging Situations in the Coach–Athlete Dyad: Introducing the Grey Zone Model From the Coach Perspective

Katelynn Slade, Sophia Jowett, and Daniel Rhind

, increasing training loads, and motivating athletes are not always black or white situations with a clear decision tree printout on the office wall, but rather tinted with various shades of grey that constantly evolve thus demanding constant inquiry and reflection. Given the nature of the coach

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Practitioner Perspectives on the Barriers Associated With Youth-to-Senior Transition in Elite Youth Soccer Academy Players

Tom Mitchell, Adam Gledhill, Mark Nesti, Dave Richardson, and Martin Littlewood

training load within the senior environment. This presented challenges to practitioners working in both youth and senior environments to bridge the gap. Social Challenges This theme was associated with aspects from players’ social lives that were perceived to have a negative influence on successful youth

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How Canadian High-Performance Coaches Adopt and Implement Technology: Exploring the Antecedents of Intra- and Interorganizational Trust, Technological Proficiency, and Subjective Norms and Social Influence on Technology Adoption

Roger S. Jaswal, Pro Stergiou, and Larry Katz

scarce. When adopted, virtual reality and video conferencing may give enhanced or new information to coaches that would not otherwise be readily apparent or available. This way, technology can guide coaches in their decision making concerning the best practices for an athlete including managing training

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Talent Identification in Youth Basketball: Talent Scouts’ Perceptions of the Key Attributes for Athlete Development

Paul Larkin, Madison Sanford, Scott Talpey, Adam D. Gorman, and Matthew J. Reeves

. https://doi.org/10.1123/ijspp.2018-0681 Arede , J. , Freitas , T.T. , Johnson , D. , Fernandes , J.F. , Williams , S. , Moran , J. , & Leite , N. ( 2022 ). Training load, maturity timing and future national team selection in national youth basketball players . Journal of Functional

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Exploring Interpretations and Implications of Coaches’ Use of Humour in Three National Paralympic Teams

Danielle Alexander-Urquhart, Marte Bentzen, Göran Kenttä, and Gordon A. Bloom

context where humour may be particularly beneficial is the high-performance parasport setting. Similar to the high-performance able-bodied context, athletes are juggling multiple demands of training load, travelling to competitions, and personal commitments (e.g., sport–life balance); however, athletes

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Sports Coaching in an Online Space: What Can We Learn From Endurance Sport Coaches?

Jamie Blanchfield, Jean McArdle, and Tandy Haughey

preparation and planning of training load ( Halson, 2014 ). What is not yet known is what type of athlete might engage in ES coaching and whether the coaching process of a remote coach aligns to preexisting literature around the (in-person) coaching process and coaching expertise, such as Saury and Durand

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Sports Coaches’ Athlete Talent Mindset and Views Regarding Talent Identification in Norway

Dag André Nilsen, Thorsteinn Sigurjonsson, Anne Marte Pensgaard, and Stiliani “Ani” Chroni

.e., winning), they may find early sport specialisation necessary to control young athletes’ development and tailor their training loads accordingly to ensure a long developmental period ( Breitbach et al., 2014 ; Vaeyens et al., 2009 ). The idea is that the degree of success in elite sports increases with