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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Training stress"”.
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VERT-Derived Jump Volume and Intensity Related to Functional Movement Quality in Female Collegiate Volleyball Players
… in the sport. The chronic accumulation of training stress over the course of a sports season leads to fatigue, increased injury risk, along with decreased neuromuscular function, motor control, and joint mobility. This study aims to investigate the relationship between jump metrics measured …
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Training load metrics and responses of flatwater, ocean and river marathon kayakers in preparation for competition
Background: Regular training improves performance, particularly in activities like marathon kayaking, which require conditioning for both explosive bursts and sustained endurance efforts. Monitoring training load ensures a balance of physiological stress and recovery, which is critical for …
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The relative efficacy of coping skills training and group discussion as stress management techniques for forensic psychiatric patients
… to one of three experimental conditions: stress management training, stress discussion, or no treatment control. Measures of anxiety, physical health, mood, adherence to "irrational beliefs" hypothesized by Ellis (1962) to be related to dysphoric emotions, and a measure of hospital ward …
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Learning for life:educational provision at Cadbury, 1831-1981
… as a basis for life, work and technical training; stress on equality of educational opportunity for females; and leisure and sporting amenities which the firm felt to be educative in the sense that they contributed to personal psychological and physical development and social skills. The …
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A psychosocial treatment intervention for recurrent genital herpes: an investigation of psychoneuroimmunology
… interpersonal conflict discussions , relaxation training , stress management instructions, and suggestive-imagery techniques. The Social Support groups shared feelings and experiences about the disease, and served as placebo controls . Significantly greater reductions in herpes episode frequency, …
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The Physical and Physiological Demands of Taekwondo Training and International Competition
… success. Furthermore, it was found that the training load actually experienced by each athlete was not sufficient to promote progressive overload due to a lack of organisation of training stress. This was influenced by a high rate of injury occurrence and a demanding competition schedule that …
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Chemosensory Evaluation of Training and Oxidative Stress in Long Distance Runners
Athletic performance is improved by increasing training loads but it is difficult to determine an athlete's response to a training load and the amount of stress incurred. This makes athletes susceptible to overtraining, leading to decreased performance levels, due to physical exhaustion and …
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One and done : an instrumental case study of administrative turnover in a private Christian school.
… student achievement, years of experience, training, stress, governance systems, and a hidden curriculum. Using an instrumental case study structure, I conducted interviews with five former administrators and documented my own experiences to facilitate an understanding of the factors that …
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The Influence of Training Load on Performance and Psychological Variables in Female Collegiate Swimmers
Overtraining has become a very important topic in athletics over the past few decades. Resulting from an imbalance between training stress and recovery, the manifestation of overtraining is unique to each individual, with deviations in physiological, psychological, and performance variables. …
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Dancing through it: Enhancing psychological recovery in dance
… level performance in dance requires intensive training and physical demands that may put dancers at risk of underrecovery and overtraining if not balanced with adequate recovery. Dancers have been shown to be susceptible to overtraining and burnout (Koutedakis, 2000), however, little is known …
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Can a pre-training biomechanical pathway identify the most effective exercise to enhance a given group’s, subgroup’s or individual’s countermovement jump height?
… the drop jump, squat, jump squat and power clean training exercises are each purported to enhance maximal CMJ jump height, there are generally inconsistent findings regarding their effectiveness at doing so. The resounding implication of this is that a coach cannot be sure as to which training …
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The effects of an exercise training program on serum cholesterol and triglyceride levels in women using oral contraceptives
The purpose of this study was to determine if a training program consisting of 30 minutes of running on a treadmill, 3 days per week for 6 weeks, would lower serum cholesterol and/or triglyceride concentration in women using oral contraceptives. The intensity of the training was maintained at …
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MONITORING INDIVIDUAL TRAINING LOAD AND STRESS DURING PRACTICES AND MATCH-PLAY IN FEMALE COLLEGIATE SOCCER PLAYERS
… is important for coaches and athletes to monitor training load in order to better simulate match-play and also to recover between training and matches. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to test techniques for monitoring practice and match-play stress and load in female collegiate soccer …
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MONITORING INDIVIDUAL TRAINING LOAD AND STRESS DURING PRACTICES AND MATCH-PLAY IN FEMALE COLLEGIATE SOCCER PLAYERS
… is important for coaches and athletes to monitor training load in order to better simulate match-play and also to recover between training and matches. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to test techniques for monitoring practice and match-play stress and load in female collegiate soccer …
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Evaluation of Recovery in Female Swimmers During a Competitive Season
Objective: To monitor the stress and recovery of college swimmers throughout a competitive season. The priori hypothesis was that RESTQ-SPORT scores will change with changes in training load through the season Patients or Other Participants: 23 female swimmers (mean age = 19.48±1.16, mean height = …
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The Effects of Biofeedback on Task Performance
… to study the effectiveness of biofeedback training on an individual's peak performance while performing a stress-provoking task. In a between subjects design 30 individual college students were divided into 2 groups. One group received auditory biofeedback and relaxation training, and the …