Physical activity as both predictor and outcome of emotional distress trajectories in middle childhood
Developmental Trajectories of Emotional Distress from Ages 6 to 10 Years: Physical Activity as Both Predictor and Outcome
Bidirectional Associations Between Life Habits and Emotional Adjustment in Children: A Latent Profile Analysis
Bidirectional Associations Between Internalizing Problems and Physical Activity in Young Adolescents: A Prospective Population-Based Study
Non-contact boxing and mental health
While the mental health benefits of physical activity are well-documented, the specific advantages remain relatively unexplored. A recent review underscores the benefits that non-contact boxing may offer such as significant relief from symptoms of anxiety, depression, PTSD, and stress.
Physical activity and recovery from sport-related concussion
Imagine you’re on the field, adrenaline pumping, and ready to give your all. Suddenly, a collision occurs, and everything changes in an instant. This is the reality of a sport-related concussion, which many athletes know all too well. A sport-related concussion is a brain injury that happens when a blow to the head or body…
Disordered eating in elite athletes
Athletes face a heightened susceptibility to disordered eating compared to non-athletes. Social and sport pressures influence disordered eating behaviours among elite athletes. Interviews with 9 male and female athletes reveal insights into the complex interplay between societal norms, athletic demands, and dietary practices.