The crowdfunding of sport -- paving the way to shared sponsorship?
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Go soft or go home? A scoping review of empirical studies on the role of self-compassion in the competitive sport setting.
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Talent selection in youth football: Specific rather than general motor performance predicts future player status of football talents.
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Need-supportiveness and athlete well-being: Coaches' competence-support at risk in the elite sport context throughout the season.
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Approaches to the life and influence of the Austro-American sports physician Hans Kraus (1905-1996).
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Changes in motor competence over four decades in 10 to 14-year-old Austrian boys.
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Relative age and perceptions of soccer specific skills among elite youth players in Norway.
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Iloprost improves running performance at 5,000 m in Han but not in Tibetans.
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Effects of synchronous, auditory stimuli on running performance and heart rate.
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Visual error amplification showed no benefit for non-naïve subjects in trunk-arm rowing.
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Relationship between stability and variability of the core in dynamic reaching tasks.
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Validity of the Actiheart step test for the estimation of maximum oxygen consumption in endurance athletes and healthy controls.
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Monitoring body temperature during moderate intensity exercise and inactive recovery in the cold: a pilot study.
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Does Sport Science need counseling?
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Talent: A contestable, but not contested, concept? Response to commentaries.
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Talent: A contestable, but not contested, concept? Response to commentaries.
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Innate talent in sport: from theoretical concept to complex reality -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Innate talent is adaptable -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Beyond nature vs. nurture in expertise research -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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The talent quest -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Innate Talent in Sport: Beware of an organismic asymmetry -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Innate talent in sport: Separating myth from reality.
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Joseph Baker & Nick Wattie -- new insights into the concept of innate talent in sport.
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Innate talent in sport: from theoretical concept to complex reality -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Innate talent is adaptable -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Beyond nature vs. nurture in expertise research -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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The talent quest -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Innate Talent in Sport: Beware of an organismic asymmetry -- comment on Baker & Wattie.
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Response to select comments on the proposed paradigm shifts in running.
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Muscle tuning and preferred movement path: do we need a paradigm shift or should we redefine the old? -- comment on Nigg et al.
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Reconciling new with old injury paradigms and the need to dig deeper -- comment on Nigg et al.
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A paradigm shift is necessary to relate running injury risk and footwear design -- comment on Nigg et al.
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A discussion of the Muscle Tuning and the Preferred Movement Path concepts -- comment on Nigg et al.
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Running impact forces: from half a leg to holistic understanding -- comment on Nigg et al.
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New Hypotheses and Unanswered Questions in Running Injury Research -- comment on Nigg et al.
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Muscle tuning and preferred movement path -- a paradigm shift.
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Benno M. Nigg, Maurice M. Mohr & Sandro R. Nigg -- New paradigms in running injury prevention.
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Response to select comments on the proposed paradigm shifts in running.
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