Sports Science in Children
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ArtikelUtgivningsinformation: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024Beskrivning: 1 electronic resource (266 p.)Innehållstyp: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9783725812493
- 9783725812509
- Medicine
- Medicine: general issues
- Public health and preventive medicine
- Sports and Active outdoor recreation
- RAE
- Relative Age Effect
- affordances
- age
- anthropometry
- athlete development
- ball control
- bidirectional feedback
- bio-banding
- biological maturity
- bone age
- challenge
- character development
- children
- coaching
- combat sports
- competition
- cultural context
- department of methodology
- development
- dropout
- early diversification
- early specialisation
- ecological dynamics
- ecological enrichment
- experience
- field zone
- flexible planning
- football
- identification
- knowledge to action
- match analysis
- maturation
- meta-assessment
- motor development
- motor learning
- musculoskeletal adaptation
- non-planned agility
- observational methodology
- partnership research
- passing
- passing behaviour
- pathways
- perception–action
- performance
- performance data
- performance improvement
- periodisation
- physical fitness
- pilot test
- play
- playing-up
- power
- practice
- pre-planned agility
- qualitative randomized study
- receive
- relative age effect
- resistance training
- rugby football union
- scaling equipment
- selection
- skill acquisition
- skill adaptation
- soccer
- speed
- sport
- sport performan
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In recent times, research and technological advancements have opened an unprecedented window of opportunity for sports science to play a pivotal role in the holistic well-being of children. By harnessing the power of sports science, we can not only design, implement, and evaluate sports programs for young athletes but also address broader aspects of their health; therefore, the contemporary role of sports scientists in nurturing young talent cannot be understated, as they promote the most effective and efficient methods to support long-term sport and personal development. By integrating sports science principles into children's health initiatives, we not only contribute to long-term sustained athletic performance but also foster comprehensive health outcomes . With appropriate immediate, short-term, and long-term interventions, we can enhance athletes' adaptability to navigate the complex and ever-changing competitive landscape.
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