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A Systematic Review of the Key Success Factors of Sports Event Management: A Resource-based View Approach
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- This study identifies vital business resources for event organizers to attain success through the systematic review. Strategic sports event management plans and marketing communication tools should be formulated to exploit each type of business resource properly.
- Consequences from government-related policies should be considered when managing sports events.
How Judo Professionals Win and Lost in Competition: A Closer Look at Gender, Weight, Technique, and Gripping
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Referees don’t conduct appropriate training for their anaerobic capacity which is very important as some of most demanding and important match intervals occur in anaerobic zone. These intervals are characterized by a decline in motor and functional abilities as well as cognitive abilities that are significant in the refereeing, such as attention, concentration and decision making (even though it doesn’t have statistically significant impact on quality of refereeing). In order to reduce the possibility of errors caused by these aspects of the refereeing to a minimum, referees should conduct programmed training to increase their level of functional abilities with special emphasis on increasing anaerobic capacity under the supervision or with the guidance of a professional.
Variabilities of Salivary HHV-6/7, SIgA Levels, and POMS 2 Scores Over Two Weeks Following Long-term Restriction from Practice in Athletes
Shinsuke Tamai 
, Ryota Sone, Akari Kitahara, Kai Aoki, Takehito Sugasawa, Kazuhiro Takekoshi, Koichi Watanabe
, Ryota Sone, Akari Kitahara, Kai Aoki, Takehito Sugasawa, Kazuhiro Takekoshi, Koichi Watanabe
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- Use of salivary HHV-6 is expected to allow for earlier detection of PPhF which other markers fail to do.
- Salivary HHV-6 levels increased independently of salivary SIgA levels; thus, the viral marker has different meaning from immune marker.
Effects of Aerobic and Resistance Exercise Therapy with and without Weight Bearing on the Outcomes of Stem Cell Therapy for Knee Osteoarthritis: A Randomized Clinical Trial
Mohammad Hassabi , Amir Hosein Abedi Yekta , Mehrshad Poursaeid Esfahani , Shahin Salehi , Nargse Labibzadeh
, Amir Hosein Abedi Yekta , Mehrshad Poursaeid Esfahani , Shahin Salehi , Nargse Labibzadeh
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After stem cell therapy for knee OA, patients should be encouraged to have exercise programs including of WB and non - WB. It will improve the outcomes of stem cell therapy.
After stem cell therapy for knee OA, patients should be encouraged to have exercise programs including of WB and non - WB. It will improve the outcomes of stem cell therapy.
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The proposed research agenda aims to shed light on the next steps for future research regarding sponsorship strategies in the digital environment. Both academics and practitioners can use it to continue understanding how digitalization affects marketing strategies, the new technologies that are being adopted in sports, and how the consumers and sports fans are changing their behavior as digital technologies evolve.
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• Participating in a race in another country are a source of concern due to both individual factors and travel restrictions imposed by the countries due to the pandemic expansion.
• Race conditions worry many participants due to COVID-19. Therefore, organizers should take many precautions while carrying out these events and explain them to the participants with an effective communication strategy.
• Participating in a race in another country are a source of concern due to both individual factors and travel restrictions imposed by the countries due to the pandemic expansion.
• Race conditions worry many participants due to COVID-19. Therefore, organizers should take many precautions while carrying out these events and explain them to the participants with an effective communication strategy.
Investigation of the Relationship Between Recreation Awareness and Happiness Levels of Children in Turkey
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- Children in the south-east region should be encouraged to engage in recreational activities in order to increase their awareness of recreation.
- Children with low and medium family income levels should be encouraged to participate more in recreational activities.
- Considering that recreational awareness levels are related to children's happiness levels, studies can be conducted.
The Effect of Psychological Skill Training and Positive Feedback on Handball Players Self-Efficacy Beliefs and their Shot Accuracy
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- Psychological skills training increased the self-efficacy beliefs and sporting performance of young handball players
- Positive feedback strengthened the effect of the psychological skills training even more on self-efficacy beliefs and shot accuracy
- Mainly the academic and the emotional part of the self-efficacy test increased after the psychological skills training accompanied by positive feedback
Mohammad Hassabi , Amir hosein Abedi Yekta , Shahin Salehi , Mehrshad Poursaeid Esfahani , Seyedeh Sara Shams , Mohammad-reza Sohrabi
, Amir hosein Abedi Yekta , Shahin Salehi , Mehrshad Poursaeid Esfahani , Seyedeh Sara Shams , Mohammad-reza Sohrabi
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This study has revealed evidence of a correlation between sacroiliac joint dysfunction and the involvement of hip adductor muscles for the first time. According to the results of this study, it is recommended that patients with SIJ pain and dysfunction be examined for hip adductors.
This study has revealed evidence of a correlation between sacroiliac joint dysfunction and the involvement of hip adductor muscles for the first time. According to the results of this study, it is recommended that patients with SIJ pain and dysfunction be examined for hip adductors.
Association between Selected Body Composition, Blood Pressure and Musculoskeletal Fitness in Nigerian Children
Effects of Taping and Corrective Exercise Program on Spine and Pelvic Balance in University Students
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The results of this research have an impact on the sport gesture considerations of rugby players and the prevention of rugby-related injuries.
The results of this research have an impact on the sport gesture considerations of rugby players and the prevention of rugby-related injuries.
Athletes’ Interpersonal Destructive Relationships: Links Between Forms of Aggression and Bullying Episodes in Sport Settings
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- Athletes’ aggression and bullying in individual, team, and combat sports were investigated.
- Direct and physical aggression is more common in male athletes than in female athletes.
- Mostly involvement in bullying episodes takes place in team sports.
- Athletes who demonstrate any form of aggressive behaviour get involved in bullying episodes more often.
The Effect of Whole-Body Vibration on Pulmonary Function and Cerebral Cortical Activity in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
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- The findings reported in this study suggest that exercise combined with WBVT was a safe and effective strategy to counteract the loss of musculoskeletal function in patients with COPD patients.
COVID-19 Lockdown: Physical Activity, Sedentary Behaviour, and Academic Motivation Among Undergraduates University Students in Malaysia
Norhazira Abdul Rahim , Muhammad Zakuan Arif Zainol Abidin , Nor Aijratul Asikin Mohamad Shalan , Zulakbal Bin Karim , Nurul Uyun Abdul Aziz , Farhat Ahmadi Avin
, Muhammad Zakuan Arif Zainol Abidin , Nor Aijratul Asikin Mohamad Shalan , Zulakbal Bin Karim , Nurul Uyun Abdul Aziz , Farhat Ahmadi Avin
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- Since this global health crisis will likely continue into 2023, there is critical to consider the interactions between lockdown situations during the COVID-19 pandemic and PA levels/activities across the days or weeks in adolescents.
- PA interventions among students should also aim to improve cognitive functions related to cognitive flexibility and intrinsic academic motivation. With a view to future similar research, it would be exciting and add value to measuring behavior modification by using different instruments and expanding the target populations, thus increasing the connection between behavior, academic motivation, and PA practice.
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- This study confirms the vital role of exercise in mental health.
- High-intensity training could be a new method to reduce cognitive and physiological symptoms of anxiety in musicians.
- Sports scientists should be deep in this new field of work, helping professional musicians to increase their physical and mental health.
Perceived Exertion Responses to Exercise Differ for Progressively Increasing and Decreasing Order of Intensity: A Crossover Design Study
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- The order of intensity can affect the perceived exertion responses when the intensity is gradually decreased from high to low.
- When establishing an exercise program consisting of varying intensities, practitioners should consider the order of intensity implementation.
