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The relative importance of training volume and coach autonomy support for preventing youth swimming attrition
Larson, H. K., Young, B. W., McHugh, T.-L. F., Rodgers, W.Published in Current Issues in Sport Science (2020)article“…Rodgers, W.…”
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Markers of early specialization and their relationships with burnout and dropout in swimming
Larson, H. K., Young, B. W., McHugh, T.-L. F., Rodgers, W. M.Published in Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology (2018)article“…Rodgers, W. M.…”
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Markers of early specialization and their relationships with burnout and dropout in swimming
Larson, H. K., Young, B. W., McHugh, T.-L. F., Rodgers, W. M.Published in 2019 SCAPPS Conference. Vancouver, BC, Canada, October 17 -19, 2019 (2019)article“…Rodgers, W. M.…”
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Personal and situational factors influencing coaches` perceptions of stress
Knight, C. J., Reade, I. L., Selzler, A.-M., Rodgers, W. M.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2013)article“…Rodgers, W. M.…”
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Knowledge transfer: How do high performance coaches access the knowledge of sport scientists?
Reade, I., Rodgers, W., Hall, N.Published in International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching (2008)article“…Rodgers, W.…”
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New ideas for high performance coaches: A case study of knowledge transfer in sport science
Reade, I., Rodgers, W., Spriggs, K.Published in International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching (2008)article“…Rodgers, W.…”
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