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Athletes and coaches in a session focused on integrating mental health awareness in sports training.

The Holistic Approach in Sports: Benefits of Awareness Training

In the world of sports, athletes, coaches, and officials often push physical boundaries in pursuit of excellence. Yet, an emerging perspective is challenging the long-standing belief that physical prowess alone leads to success. The question arises: What are the advantages of holistic training in sports? A pivotal study conducted by Breslin et al. in 2017 […]

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Football players in a strategic formation during a match.

A Deep Dive into Passing Sequences and Scoring Strategies

When it comes to association football or, as many of us know it, soccer, tactics play an undeniably crucial role. Every coach has their approach to the game, with some preferring quick counter-attacks while others emphasize retaining possession. Among the myriad of strategies employed, understanding the efficacy of different passing sequences can be a game-changer.

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CS:GO players in a competitive match, representing the journey from beginner to professional in e-sports.

From Beginner to Pro: Navigating the World of CS:GO Esports

CS:GO, a name that resonates with countless gamers globally, offers not just a game, but an e-sport, an experience, a way of life. This first-person shooter is among the frontrunners of e-sports, with an increasing audience attracted to its tactical gameplay and intense matches. For those eyeing to become professional, the journey requires more than

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Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development.

Piaget’s Stages in Sports: Insights from Modern Research

The world of child psychology has seen various theories that aim to understand the developmental stages of the human brain. One of the most pivotal is Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development. But how does this classical theory align with contemporary scientific research? A study led by Kushner et al. (2015) titled “Training the developing brain

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A strategic board illustrating the decision-making process in cricket team selection.

Decision Making in Cricket: A Dive into Modern Approaches

Cricket is not just a sport; it’s a world of strategy, analytics, and decision-making. One of the core aspects of a winning cricket team is its selection. The process can be tricky, considering the numerous variables at play – player form, team dynamics, opposition strengths, and more. Enter the realm of multi-objective optimization and decision-making

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A deep dive into Dzewaltowski, Noble, and Shaw's 1990 study, exploring the profound influence of Social Cognitive Theory

Social Cognitive Theory in Action: Physical Activity Participation

In today’s world, the importance of physical activity for both mental and physical well-being is undeniable. Yet, understanding the factors that influence an individual’s decision to engage in physical activity remains a significant research quest. Different theories have been proposed over the years to decode this puzzle, each offering unique perspectives. One such illuminating study

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emphasizing the psychological well-being of athletes for holistic rehabilitation.

The Transformative Power of ACT: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in Sports Recovery

In the demanding world of sports, injuries are almost par for the course. They can sideline even the best athletes, making the recovery phase both physically and mentally grueling. While most rehabilitation programs focus on physical recovery, an athlete’s psychological healing plays a pivotal role in the journey back to the field. Laura M. Schwab

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs applied to sports psychology.

The Influence of Abraham Maslow on Sports Psychology

Abraham Maslow is a name that resonates strongly within the field of psychology, having introduced the groundbreaking concept of the hierarchy of needs. This pyramid-shaped model, progressing from basic physiological requirements to the pinnacle of self-actualization, has been seminal in various sectors. But its influence has also notably seeped into the realm of sports, performance,

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Athlete pushing through challenges showcasing resilience in sports performance.

Athletic Greatness: The Role of Resilience in Sports Performance

The value of resilience in a sportsperson’s repertoire can’t be underestimated, and a recent study by Gupta S and McCarthy PJ (2022) titled “The Sporting Resilience Model: A Systematic Review of Resilience in Sport Performers” sheds more light on this crucial attribute. Published in Frontiers in Psychology, this comprehensive review delves deep into understanding resilience,

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Visualization of brain regions active in elite athletes according to Dai's Research.

Elite Athletes’ Brains: Key Insights from Dai’s Research

Athletic prowess, whether it’s scoring a last-second goal, delivering a flawless gymnastics routine, or breaking a track world record, often leaves us in awe. However, have you ever pondered the neurological underpinnings of these feats? Delving into this intriguing question, a 2018 study spearheaded by Dai and his team provides some groundbreaking insights. Probing into

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