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Manliga elittränares upplevelse av fenomenet kollektivt självförtroendejönsson, mikael January 2016 (has links)
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A model for psychophysiological regeneration of elite team athletesVenter, Rachel Elizabeth 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (PhD (Sports Science))--Stellenbosch University, 2008. / There is general consensus that athletes, striving to compete and perform at the highest
level, should optimally balance training and competition stress with adequate regeneration.
Although a well-planned training programme is of utmost importance, the time between
training sessions and competitions is critical for the modern-day athlete. It is suggested that
athletes should apply a variety of recovery methods to enhance the regeneration process.
Although team sport is a popular entity throughout the world, there is limited published
research on the regeneration process in team athletes and recovery methods to enhance the
regeneration process.
The aim of this study was to develop a model that could serve as a guideline for the
regeneration of team athletes within the South African context. Two phases were involved in
the process of developing a model. Phase one involved a research of literature in order to
assess which strategies can be implemented for athletic regeneration, and what information
team athletes are given for regeneration. The second phase involved an investigation into
the recovery strategies that are currently used for regeneration by elite South African team
players during the competitive phase of the year. Research questions focused on the
recovery methods used by players, the perceived importance of various recovery methods to
the players, and the relationship between sport and level of participation in the use of
recovery strategies. This study did not attempt to assess the knowledge of the players on
recovery methods.
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Tímová kohézia a tímový úspech v elitných mládežníckych športových družstvách / Team cohesion and team success in elite youth sport teamsŠiška, Pavol January 2014 (has links)
The main aim of this dissertation was to examine the relationship between team success and team cohesiveness with a sample of elite youth sport teams. The secondary aim of this international thesis was to translate and analyze the psychometric properties of responses to the Czech and Slovak versions of the Youth Sport Environment Questionnaire (YSEQ; Eys, Loughead, Bray, & Carron, 2009b) in a sample of elite youth handball and soccer players. The accomplishment of the second purpose involved three phases of research. First, the questionnaire was translated into the Czech and Slovak languages by method of parallel back-translation. In Phase 2, feedback was sought on the translated versions of each questionnaire from both researchers (N = 2) and athletes (N = 52) to ensure the clarity of the instructions and the readability of the items. Subsequent confirmatory analyses in the final phase provided an adequate fitting model for both Czech and Slovak versions with an independent sample (N = 352) from youth sport teams. These results offer further support to Eys et al.'s (2009b) proposed two dimensional model underlying their measure of cohesion for youth sport groups. In terms of the general purpose, we employed structural equation modeling to examine the direction of that relationship via a...
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Tímová kohézia a tímový úspech v elitných mládežníckych športových družstvách / Team cohesion and team success in elite youth sport teamsŠiška, Pavol January 2014 (has links)
The main aim of this dissertation was to examine the relationship between team success and team cohesiveness with a sample of elite youth sport teams. The secondary aim of this international thesis was to translate and analyze the psychometric properties of responses to the Czech and Slovak versions of the Youth Sport Environment Questionnaire (YSEQ; Eys, Loughead, Bray, & Carron, 2009b) in a sample of elite youth handball and soccer players. The accomplishment of the second purpose involved three phases of research. First, the questionnaire was translated into the Czech and Slovak languages by method of parallel back-translation. In Phase 2, feedback was sought on the translated versions of each questionnaire from both researchers (N = 2) and athletes (N = 52) to ensure the clarity of the instructions and the readability of the items. Subsequent confirmatory analyses in the final phase provided an adequate fitting model for both Czech and Slovak versions with an independent sample (N = 352) from youth sport teams. These results offer further support to Eys et al.'s (2009b) proposed two dimensional model underlying their measure of cohesion for youth sport groups. In terms of the general purpose, we employed structural equation modeling to examine the direction of that relationship via a...
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