Stress and athlete burnout

Stress can come from various aspects of an athlete’s life. A recent study delves into how stress affects athletes’ burnout. It found that stress and burnout are closely linked across different aspects, providing vital insights into what this means for all athletes.

Launching the Co-creation, Implementation and Evaluation of a Community-Based Peer-Run Physical Activity Program to Enhance Exercise and Sport Participation Among Adults With Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

4B – The Acculturation of Youth Refugees through Community Sport Programming: Year Five

2B – Fostering the Fierce Inner Fan: Developing Women Athletes’ Self-Compassion to Thrive in Sport

2A – Parental perceptions towards sport participation for girls

Water polo injuries

In water polo, the most common type of injuries occurs in the head, fingers, and shoulders, with training often leading to shoulder issues linked to factors like strength and flexibility. While hands and heads bear the brunt of unexpected ball or opponent contact, shoulder injuries tend to arise during practice sessions.

Policy and program considerations for increasing sport participation among members of under-represented groups in Canada (2016) – Executive Summary

Policy and Program Considerations for Increasing Sport Participation Among Members of Underrepresented Groups in Canada. 2nd Edition (2019) – Executive Summary

Athletes’ self-and interpersonal emotion regulation and their effects on anxiety and goal achievement during competition – Poster

The #MomsGotGame Campaign: What the Research Says About Mom’s Participation in Physical Activity and Sport