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“Horrible—But Worth It”: Exploring Weight Cutting Practices, Eating Behaviors, and Experiences of Competitive Female Taekwon-Do Athletes. A Mixed Methods Study

Karen A. Smith, Robert J. Naughton, Carl Langan-Evans, and Kiara Lewis

. This aligns with existing literature documenting that elite female athletes and athletes in weight-sensitive and weight-categorized sports are risk factors for disordered eating behavior ( de Bruin & Oudejans, 2018 ; Kraus et al., 2018 ; Smolak et al., 2000 ), which can lead to clinical eating

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In Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology Ahead of Print