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Levein Raises Issue of Boredom in International Football Management
Unless you follow Scottish football, or are Leicester City fan, you're unlikely to know much about Craig Levein. But the Dundee United manager is a leading contender for the vacant position of Scotland's football manager. I was interested to note that his main concern the role was that he might get bored with the lack of day-to-day management required by the role
Rehabilitating Professional Soccer Players post Spinal Surgery | iStadia - Where Sport & Exercise People Meet
I know it sounds amazing but professional athletes having spinal surgery is a common occurrence even in this day and age of advanced Pilates protocols, gym ball work outs, heated yoga sessions and Bosu ball functional ballistic movement programmes. Some players just refuse to put the effort in and end up in the hands of the surgeon.
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A driven, confident and skillful Sports Chiropractor with considerable professional sport experience.
'Cup Teams': Motivation or mental weakness?
Up in Scotland there's a nice little football team called Dunfermline Athletic (The Pars). Yes, I admit it they're "my" team. I'm pulling my hair out, like most of our fans, because in the league progress has been downwards for most of the last five-ish years and after half-threatening to push for promotion back to the Scottish Premier League (SPL) we are now again flirting with relegation.Dunfermline Athletic Logo
Yet in the the cups we're giants; world beaters; nay SUPERHUMAN! Well, almost. Why is that?
The sporting transatlantic divide (as played out on Google)
Working in a transatlantic company by day, I'm always struck by just how different the American and British cultures are - and nowhere is that much more evident than in sport. Reflecting on that, I thought I'd check how the difference in our sporting cultures played out on the internet by looking at Google Trends. Just how real is the transatlantic divide in sport? Are we really two sporting countries divided by a common language?
Why Pro Athletes Attract Trouble
With the 24/7 media coverage of pro sport, sports fans have become accustomed to and somewhat complacent with hearing about athletes and their deviant acts.In fact, new statistics reveal that bad behavior is clearly evident among high school athletes, particularly in high-contact sports.
When it Comes to Corporate Partnerships, FC Barcelona is
If you are looking to make a case for which organization is "Best in Class" when it comes to corporate partnerships, look no further than Barcelona FC. The football club does an incredible job detailing the assets/rights, opportunities, and events that are available to corporate partners looking to align their brand with the organization.
Were Arsenal Fans Right to Boo Eboue?
The booing that Emmanuel Eboue received from the his own (Arsenal) fans as he was taken off this weekend has sparked a great deal of media debate. I think there are a number of reasons why Arsenal fans felt that it was OK to boo him on Saturday
Parental involvement in competitive youth settings
“Keep going son” is a phrase that is shouted many times when parents want to support their children on the side of a football pitch. Nowadays, parents are highly involved and visible in youth football. With sports such as football providing a public arena for parents to provide immediate and specific feedback to their children, it is important for coaches to understand parents’ involvement in competitive youth sport settings
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Fear of Failure and Coping Strategies in Youth Football
How do youth footballers define success and failure, what they perceive to be the consequences of success and failure? What are the types and levels of fears of failure, and how does their fear of failure affects the? What contributes towards their fear of failure and how they cope with these fears? This article attempts to answer these questions
Psychological momentum in team sports
This article discusses how to create psychological momentum in team sports like football.
Lifting The Fog Of Sports Concussions
According to the Centers for Disease Control, there are as many as 300,000 sports and recreation-related concussions each year in the U.S., yet the diagnosis, immediate treatment and long-term effects are still a mystery to most coaches, parents and even some clinicians. So what i a concussion?
Parents' Sideline Rage in Sports
Visit any youth soccer field, baseball diamond, basketball court or football field and you will likely see them: parents behaving badly. What is behind this rage?
Does Practice Make Perfect?
For years, sport science and motor control research has added support to the fundamental assertions that "practice makes perfect" and "repetition is the mother of habit". However, many questions still exist as to exactly how we learn these skills. What changes happen in our brains when we teach ourselves a new task? What is the most effective and efficient way to master a skill? Do we have to be actually performing the skill to learn it, or could we just watch and learn?
Stats Vs. Hunches - The Moneyball Era In Sports
An interesting post about the role of the statistical guru in sports performance, from 'Moneyball' Billy Beane in baseball, to Opta and Match Analysis in soccer, and the APBR in Basketball. To what extent is use of statistical analysis to improve selection and performance becoming the orthodoxy in professional sport?
Life After Football? Two approaches to helping players in retirement - England and France
This article looks at the pre-retirement services offered to their player members by the professional footballers’ unions in England (PFA) and France (UNFP). The article includes a short history of the development of professional football (soccer) in England and France, and examine some of the issues of the contemporary game that affect the players and their life after football in the two countries.
Why The Offside Flag Has Been
Two Euro 2008 games and two questionable offsides calls against Italy are still being talked about this weekend. The first call was deemed correct, the second one was a blatant error. Calling offsides correctly is one of the most difficult officiating duties in sports - perhaps near impossible with the limitations of the human eye. This post takes a closer look (no pun intended).
Does Rugby matter in the world of sport?
Can rugby claim to be a sport that has relevance outside of it's core heartlands? As it develops, will it be able to maintain those things (such as respect for referees) that allow its supporters to claim a moral high ground over sports such as football?
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