Use double quotes to find documents that include the exact phrase: "aerodynamic AND testing"
Biking in open field
Youth athletes wearing orange shirts and holding lacrosse sticks
April 24, 2023

A culture change is coming in youth sport: How sport organizations can incorporate Sport for Development strategies

Highlights: This article draws on recent insights from the Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Foundation’s Change the Culture, Change the Game report, offering practical recommendations for sport organizations and administrations looking to advance a more positive culture for youth in sport The authors make the case for all sport environments to incorporate a Sport For Development approach and offer examples for how to get started Sport For Development (SFD) is the deliberate use of sport and physical activity to foster […]

Read more: A culture change is coming in youth sport: How sport organizations can incorporate Sport for Development strategies

80 result(s)

Showing 1-10 of 80 results

Burnt out matchstick Burnt out matchstick

Managing the Risk of Athlete Burnout With or Without Early Specialization

April 25, 2019

Parents who dream of their children becoming professional athletes, and coaches who believe that single-minded dedication is the only way to reach the top of their sport, have contributed to...

Une coureuse posant sa main sur sa tête Une coureuse posant sa main sur sa tête

Balancing Psychological Load: New Perspectives on Recovery

January 22, 2019

Current views on recovery Recent research by Nash and Sproule (2018) asked coaches for their views on recovery in training. While recovery was widely understood as crucially important, results revealed...

Two soccer players in front of a graph Two soccer players in front of a graph

Periodization: Planned Peaks and Targeted Training

January 8, 2018

Periodization is a systematic approach to training that involves varying training variables, like volume and intensity, over time. The objective of this planning is for the athlete to reach his...

Two runners outside in the winter Two runners outside in the winter

Moisture-Wicking Athletic Apparel: A Matter of Style or Performance?

January 8, 2018

Moisture-wicking clothes act to keep athletes cool and dry. Because exercising in the heat can have a severe impact on physical fatigue, companies promote their moisture-wicking products as the difference-maker...

People at a board meeting clapping after a presentation People at a board meeting clapping after a presentation

Remote vs Onsite Employees: Challenging the notion that one size fits all

November 14, 2017

Workplaces have changed and provided more employee options over the last few year both in physical space design, the flexibility in hours employers provide, and the options to work from...

SCRI logo SCRI logo

Sport Participation Research Initiative: 10 years in review

October 3, 2017

The purpose of this presentation by Sport Canada was to provide an overview of the retrospective analysis of the first 10 years of the program encouraging sport participation research in...

SCRI logo SCRI logo

Canadian Paralympic Committee Pathway Research Strategy

October 3, 2017

In today’s rapidly changing sport landscape, it’s critical to make every decision count – and make sure every dollar has impact. Many organizations are seeking ways to use data to...

SCRI logo SCRI logo

Concussions … Together We Can Make a Difference

October 3, 2017

This article presents a case study of how stakeholder collaborations can maximize engagement. The case is based off of a collaboration between the Sport Information Resource Centre and Dr. Ann...

Female soccer players in a huddle Female soccer players in a huddle

Body-related emotional experiences in sport among adolescent girls: Participation outcomes over time

October 3, 2017

In adolescence, girls are less likely to participate in sport, are more likely to drop out of sport, and report more poor sport experiences compared to boys. Concerns related to...

A hockey goaltender making a save A hockey goaltender making a save

Exploring Developmental Factors for Overcoming Relative Age Effects in Ice Hockey

October 3, 2017

Relative age effects (RAEs) are developmental advantages experienced by those born in the early months of the year relative to an age-defined cut-off date (Barnsley et al., 1985). In sport...