Search Results - management and organisation of sport
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Olympische Winterspiele und Winter-Paralympics 2026. Zur Entwicklung der nationalen Spitzensportkonzepte der Niederlande, Italiens, Schwedens und der Schweiz im Olympiazyklus 2022-... (Winter Olympics and Winter Paralympics 2026. On the development of national elite sports concepts in the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, and Switzerland in the 2022-2026 Olympic cycle)
Institut für Angewandte TrainingswissenschaftPublished 2026book“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Niederlande - "Wir machen es richtig, oder wir tun es nicht" (Netherlands - "We'll do it right, or we won't do it at all")
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Schweden (Sweden)
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Italien - "Die Republik erkennt den Bildungs-, Sozial- und Gesundheitswert sportlicher Betätigung in all ihren Formen an" (Italy - "The Republic recognizes the educational, social, and health benefits of physical activity in all its forms")
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Schweiz - "Die gesellschaftliche Wertschätzung des Spitzensports hängt zunehmend davon ab, dass er mehr bietet als Medaillen" (Switzerland - "Society`s appreciation of elite sports increasingly depends on them offering more than just medals")
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Olympiaanalyse Mailand Cortina 2026: Was erfolgreiche Wintersportnationen auszeichnet (Olympic analysis Milan-Cortina 2026: What sets successful winter sports nations apart)
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Mono-, multi-, inter-, and transdisciplinarity in sport performance support teams: definitions and objectives
Hydes, S., Strafford, B. W., Stone, J. A., Rothwell, M., Davids, K.Published in Sports Coaching Review (2026)article“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Athlete participation in decision-making in elite sport: a scoping review
Bosold, A., Mayer, J.Published in Sport in Society: Cultures, Commerce, Media, Politics (2026)article“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Le gigantisme financier aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver: Mythe ou réalité? Une analyse comparative des recettes des Jeux olympiques d'hiver depuis 2002 (Financial gigantism at the Winter Olympics: Myth or reality? A comparative analysis of the revenues of the Winter Olympics since 2002)
Rinker, Y., Preuss, H.Published in Movement & Sport Sciences - Science & Motricité (2026)article“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Gouverner les Jeux olympiques d`hiver : Réflexions du Canada (Governing the Olympic Winter Games: Reflections from Canada)
Parent, M. M.Published in Movement & Sport Sciences - Science & Motricité (2026)article“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Future of Sport in Canada Commission final report: Transforming sport in Canada: Time for action
L. Maisonneuve, N. Classen, A. PipePublished 2026electronical publication“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Coaching in der Trainerausbildung und Athletenbetreuung der DTU-Nationalmannschaft (Coaching in the DTU national team's coach training and athlete support programs)
Moeller, T., Hoffmeister, T.Published in 39. & 40. Internationales Triathlon-Symposium Münster 2024 / Leipzig 2025 (2026)article“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Managing high performance sport
Published 2026book“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Soccer referees` experience of conflict and conflict management training practice: a scoping review
Grant, M., Urang, S. A. S., Hammond, S., Biggart, L.Published in International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (2026)article“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Irish dual career athlete transitions into the US collegiate system
Marsh, F., Sharp, L.-A., Woods, D., Paradis, K., Pierce, S.Published in Psychology of Sport and Exercise (2026)article“…management and organisation of sport…”
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Prevalence of clinically significant symptoms of anxiety, depression and disordered eating in elite female athletes: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Williams, H. G., Jones, E. S., Roberts, R., Woodman, T., Peirce, N.Published in Psychology of Sport and Exercise (2026)article“…By comparison, research into anxiety, depression and eating disorders in women in the general population suggests global prevalence rates of 7.3%, 7.8% and 5.7% respectively, suggesting substantial prevalence of clinically significant mental ill-health symptoms in elite female-athletes. As such, sporting organisations should be aware of the extent of these challenges, with robust systems in place to support prevention, management, intervention and recovery from mental ill-health in elite female-athlete populations.…”
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'The players are the focus, it's never spoken about as coaches': perceived factors influencing the mental health of Australian elite-level coaches
Frost, J., Purcell, R., Rice, S. M., Walton, C. C.Published in Psychology of Sport and Exercise (2026)article“…Longitudinal research is needed to identify which factors exert the greatest influence upon the mental health of elite coaches, enabling sports organisations to direct their resources to support coaches in a timely and effective manner.…”
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Curriculum theory and practice: examining academy managers` experiences of curriculum development and enactment in UK rugby academies
Moran, J., Craig, M., Collins, D.Published in Sports Coaching Review (2026)article“…Aware of the need for evidence-based guidelines to support sports organisations in operationalising existing athlete development models, our study responds to Moran, Craig & Collins (2024) call for employing constructs from the field of curriculum studies. …”