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  • The research complements existing literature and makes significant contributions to women's football, an area previously dominated by studies on male players.
  • It highlights that both linear and change of direction (COD) HIIT protocols enhance ball-specific agility almost equally, although linear HIIT shows slightly higher applicability in certain areas, possibly due to better starting conditions in the COD group.
  • Both HIIT programs can be effectively integrated into the physical conditioning of female football players.
  • Understanding the impact of various HIIT training methods on specific motor abilities is essential for optimizing athletic performance and overall well-being. Coaches and sports scientists can use these insights to develop tailored training programs, enhancing performance and reducing injury risks.


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  • Professional weightlifters should adopt thoughtful dietary strategies that include mineral supplements, if necessary, especially in cases of mineral deficiencies, to enhance athletic performance and facilitate recovery.


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  • There is potential to enhance basketball and volleyball coaches' interest in developing their players' motor response speed during training sessions. Coaches should conduct ongoing assessments to identify the progress of their players' reaction speed through the exercises and drills they practice. Additionally, it would be beneficial to carry out studies that examine how improving motor response speed affects various motor skills in team sports.


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  • Using the Jesko's strategy to encourage students to work together in groups to learn skills, analyze problems, and integrate into the group.
  • Using this strategy helps improve the student's ability to interact with the dodging game.
  • Engaging in the learning process and collaborating with group members to complete the lesson tasks.
  • Students here work cooperatively and support each other, providing them with strong motivation that makes the educational material engaging and enjoyable, while also improving both academic and social skills.
  • Providing the learner (leader) and learners with various types of correctives, along with encouraging and reinforcing feedback for performance.


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  • Development of motor performance and accuracy of shooting in handball: the training program aims to improve motor response using interactive exercises supported by technology (such as placebos), while tracking progress with accurate measuring devices. Such training includes dynamic balance exercises to enhance the stability of the center of gravity and techniques to improve the optimal knee angle (90-110°) using jumps. Players are also trained to control elbow and wrist angles (90-120°) to improve aiming accuracy through guided exercises and kinesthetic analysis tools.


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  • Muscles move and feel sensations under the control of nerves. Therefore, when musculoskeletal pain occurs, applying interventions that allow the muscles to move smoothly helps relieve pain. This study confirmed the effect of reducing pain by using the shoulder joint muscles of subjects experiencing adhesive capsulitis.


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  • The PETTLEP imagery technique effectively reduces competitive anxiety and enhances self-confidence in adolescent badminton athletes. Its structured and context-specific approach makes it suitable for integration into psychological training programs. Future research should explore its long-term effects and potential links to performance outcomes.


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  • This study can be compared to previous studies that effectively provided warm-up exercises to perform fente, an attack movement in fencing. Training the knee flexors through extensor contraction improves the performance of fente, and it is important to perform an active warm-up that focuses on the muscles used in fencing rather than a passive warm-up to prevent fencing injuries.


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  • A certain level of well-being is needed, but more prosperous opportunities outside the sports field might mitigate the players' motivations to excel.
  • In order to nurture advancements in the field of elite sports, adequate sport policies are urgently needed with a certain level of well-being. Coach provision and developing a talent pool, a supportive national tennis federation, and benevolent sponsors are also crucial to excel.


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  • Gadget use has been shown to hurt children's motor abilities. The longer the duration of gadget use, the lower their motor abilities.
  • The frequency and duration of screen time significantly affect children's mental health. The higher the frequency and duration of using gadgets, the worse their mental health condition.
  • There are significant differences in mental health between males and females. Males' mental health is better than that of females.


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  • Rural schools can build on their strengths by incorporating structured active play sessions and fundamental movement skill programs into the school day, further enhancing PACER and CAMSA performance. Urban schools, where space is limited, should adopt space-efficient PE strategies such as station-based circuits, motor skill games in multipurpose spaces, and core-strength routines, supported by targeted teacher training to optimize delivery.
  • At the policy level, integrating PL benchmarks into the national PE curriculum and routinely assessing students with standardized tools such as CAPL-2 will enable schools to monitor progress, address gaps, and implement evidence-based strategies. These actions can lead to measurable improvements in physical competence and contribute to lifelong healthy activity habits.


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  • Sporting activities that foster routines, peer support, and social engagement are associated with anxiety reduction.
  • Sustained anxiety reduction is linked to regular and sustained sporting participation.
  • Gender differences significantly impact anxiety reduction.
  • This study recommends promoting inclusive, community-based sports programs to enhance mental health resilience among youth.


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  • This study pointed out that teacher education institutions should consider hybrid curriculum models (70% PE specialisation, 30% interdisciplinary skills) to balance professional identity with workforce adaptability.
  • Policymakers may integrate interdisciplinary modules (e.g., health education, ICT, collaborative teaching) into PE programs to improve graduate employability without sacrificing disciplinary expertise.
  • Employers and schools should recognise the strengths and limitations of single-subject versus dual-subject trained teachers when designing recruitment and staffing strategies.


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  • Results suggest that a structured learning, circuit, and game-based training program using futsal is able to improve both endurance and passing velocity and accuracy in young futsal players, and therefore could be a useful tool for coaches involved in skill development in a period of intensive development in adolescent players.


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  • A 2-week HIIE training can be used to improve estimated VO₂max and body-composition indices among overweight college students.
  • Affective responses become more positive as individuals become familiar with the HIIE.
  • A field-based HIIE can be a time-efficient strategy to enhance cardiorespiratory fitness and affective valence.


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  • Understanding the 7Ps and their distinct characteristics is essential for achieving marketing success.
  • An extended framework of the 7Ps in sport includes cross-platform marketing that aligns with key SDGs related to inclusion, education, well-being, and impactful partnerships.
  • Recognising contemporary trends can enable practitioners to address evolving consumer expectations and inform future research.



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