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Acceleration Kinematics in Cricketers: Implications for Performance in the Field
Biomechanics cricket fielding step length sprinting swing leg flexion
2015/5/21
Cricket fielding often involves maximal acceleration to retrieve the ball. There has been no analysis of acceleration specific to cricketers, or for players who field primarily in the infield (closer ...
Circadian Rhythms in Exercise Performance:Implications for Hormonal and Muscular Adaptation
Diurnal variation steroidal hormones neuromuscular adaptation
2015/5/8
Almost all physiological and biochemical processes within the human body follow a circadian rhythm (CR). In humans, the suprachiasmatic nucleus regulates sleep- wake cycle and other daily biorhythms i...
Interplay of Different Contextual Motivations and Their Implications for Exercise Motivation
Self-determination theory health leisure interpersonal relationships autotelic experience
2015/5/7
The aim of this study was to analyze the interaction between different contextual motivations and exercise motivation. The sample consisted of 449 exercisers aged between 16 and 53 years. Questionnair...
Recovery From Muscle Fatigue in Young and Older Adults: Implications for Physical Function
Aging Balance Fatigue Function Muscle Recovery
2014/10/20
As adults age, skeletal muscles become smaller and weaker, which can ultimately lead to declines in physical function and disability. In general, older adults produce less isometric force and dynamic ...
Injured Athletes’ Perceived Loss of Identity: Educational Implications for Athletic Trainers
self-acceptance self-esteem identity worth inherent value injury
2010/9/7
Athletic trainers must recognize their educative responsibilities and assist injured athletes in addressing issues of identify loss.
Energy Drinks’ Effects on Student-Athletes and Implications for Athletic Departments
Energy Drinks Caffeine Student-Athletes
2009/9/3
Worldwide, the market for so-called energy drinks has grown exponentially in the last decade. The primary targets of the industry’s marketing campaigns are young adults, and college athletes are frequ...
Gender-specific Aspects of Football Expertise：Implications of Two Prospective Observation Studies
Football Expertise men Gender women
2009/9/3
Women and men differ in many aspects of life; among these, their view of sport activities differ considerably. Thus, football (soccer) and the prediction of football results are recurrent sources of s...
Issues in Selection Methods of Evaluating Clinical Competence in the Health Professions: Implications for Athletic Training Education
education outcomes programmatic evaluation assessment accreditation review
2010/9/7
Although specific outcomes may differ between the medical and allied health professions,
athletic training educators can benefit from the lessons learned about methods used to evaluate students in th...
Slim Enough to Swim? Weight Pressures for Competitive Swimmers and Coaching Implications
Swim Coaching Implications Weight Pressures
2009/9/1
Swimmers found themselves in the spotlight at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and in the scrutiny of spectators and sport researchers alike. An attempt is often made to determine what the athlete is feeling ...
Longitudinal Evaluation of Journal of Athletic Training Author Credentials: Implications for Future Research Engagement in Athletic Training
research engagement educational models evidence-based medicine athletic training research mentorship
2010/9/9
To employ retrospective trend analysis in an attempt to provide a layered description of the relative contribution (per credential) of clinical athletic trainers (those without terminal degrees) to au...
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL STRATEGIES IN POST-COMPETITION RECOVERY–PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS BASED ON SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
fatigue exercise-induced muscle injury protein sleep probiotics
2009/8/21
Recovery from exercise is an important factor in the performance. During competition, where athletes may compete numerous times over a few days, enhancing recovery may provide a competitive strategy. ...
The Relationships Among Sagittal-Plane Lower Extremity Moments: Implications for Landing Strategy in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury Prevention
quadriceps muscle contraction hamstrings muscle contraction
2010/9/9
Excessive quadriceps contraction with insufficient hamstrings muscle cocontraction has been shown to be a possible contributing factor for noncontact anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. Assessi...
Yergason’s Test: Discrepancies in Description and Implications for Diagnosing Biceps Subluxation
Biceps Brachii Long Head Biceps Tendon Subscapularis Transverse Humeral
2010/9/7
Yergason described the case of a woman with bicipital pain that was confirmed with isolated forearm supination. Since publication of this respective case report in 1931, orthopedic
assessment textboo...
A Biomechanical Investigation of A Single-Limb Squat: Implications for Lower Extremity Rehabilitation Exercise
knee moments electromyography movement analysis
2010/9/9
Single-limb squats on a decline angle have been suggested as a rehabilitative intervention to target the knee extensors. Investigators, however, have presented very little empirical research in which ...
