Beneficios de la práctica mental en la práctica deportiva

Herrera, Bryan Montero; Vargas, Pedro Carazo

doi:10.5672/apunts.2014-0983.es.(2019/1).135.06

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“…Tactics constitute the central element of opposition sports, given that purely technical analyses for understanding the confrontation between rivals are limited. 16 Traditionally, in this sense, analyses of the cognitive ability have focused on strategic aspects of the game. 17 A strategy can be understood as a plan established prior to the competition, where tools are sought to maximise strengths and minimise weaknesses, while simultaneously seeking to achieve the opposite outcome for the opponent.…”

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Tactical skills in tennis: A systematic review

Sanchez Mencia,

Campos-Rius,

González Santamaría

et al. 2023

International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching

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The present work consists of a systematic review of studies related to tactical skills in tennis. Through the PRISMA methodology, studies related to the subject are identified, categorised and analysed using four of the most important databases: Web of Science, Scopus, EBSCO SPORTDiscus and APA PsychInfo. For the present review, 34 studies published on the subject between the years 2000 and 2022 are used to demonstrate the authorship and participating subjects, as well as the skill level, methodology used, tactical aspects analysed and the results/conclusions most relevant to each of the investigations. The results are deductively divided into eight detected variables: anticipation, game knowledge, strategy, problem representation, situational awareness, execution, player skill level and identity. Finally, possible future lines are presented for a better understanding of tactical skills.

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Tactical skills in tennis: A systematic review

Sanchez Mencia,

Campos-Rius,

González Santamaría

et al. 2023

International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching

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“…Esta simbiosis entre el deporte y la mejora de las condiciones físicas y la salud ha sido, de hecho, un tema ampliamente explorado por los investigadores, no sólo en términos fisiológicos, sino también a nivel de las enfermedades psicológicas y cognitivas. Esta acción y capacidad multidisciplinares refuerzan el carácter diferenciador del deporte como herramienta esencial para la adopción de estilos de vida más saludables, así como para la mejora de los niveles de salud y bienestar emocional y psicológico (Adarve, et al, 2019;Herrera & Vargas, 2019).…”

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Sport in the military context: A national and international analysis from the perspective of sport management

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Gonçalo

Urbaneja

et al. 2023

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The regular practice of sport is today fully accepted as a condition for a more active life and healthier habits, as well as for a balanced physical and emotional well-being, assuming greater relevance in the military context and in the world peace between nations, where physical and psychological preparedness assumes special importance. The research aimed to explore military sport by analysing its main international characteristics, as well as to identify the socio-demographic profile of military personnel in the Portuguese Armed Forces, their sports practice habits and opinion about the development of military sport in Portugal. Methodologically, it is a quantitative-descriptive study of an exploratory nature, in which, in addition to the research of several official documents, a questionnaire was applied to military personnel about their sportive habits, obtaining 566 valid answers. The results show a high number of member countries (n=140) in the organisation of international military sport, as well as sport disciplines developed (n=38) and participants in the events held, contrasting with a not very significant Portuguese participation. The main reasons are: (a) insufficient support for athletes; (b) infrastructures that do not offer the best training conditions; and (c) insufficient recognition by military institutions. Regarding the sport routines, it was found that 19.6% do not practice any physical activity at all. We conclude that despite the interest in participating in military sporting events, the portuguese military personnel reported the need for greater investment and promotion to encourage their participation. The need for greater openness from the military institutions themselves is another of the reasons mentioned for strengthening their training conditions and recognising the potential of military sport. Keywords: Sport management, sports development, sport and active life, military athletes, military sport.

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“…In the field of health and well-being, scientific developments in the last two decades have made it possible to identify the various benefits of regular sports practice for human beings, regardless of gender, age, physical condition, disease and/or pathology (Falck et al, 2019;Biernat & Piatkowska, 2020b;Arriaga et al, 2022), in terms of improving physical condition, rehabilitation and combating serious diseases such as diabetes, obesity and heart problems (Herrera & Vargas, 2019;Chan et al, 2019).…”

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European Cities of Sport as a Strategic Policy for Local Development of Sports: A Perspective from Sports Management in the Last Decade

Teixeira,

Mamede,

Seguí-Urbaneja

et al. 2023

Physical Culture and Sport. Studies and Research

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European sports policies have focused on the implementation of public instruments and policy measures, aiming to encourage EU member states to promote and improve sports habits, while simultaneously tackling high levels of sedentary lifestyle among Europeans. Despite these efforts, data concerning the various measures is quite limited, making it impossible to assess the real impact on the population, particularly in the case of the European Cities of Sport. This award has been held since 2007 and has already distinguished 193 cities; however, current knowledge does not allow researchers to theorise about its multiple impacts as a strategic policy instrument for the local development of sport in Europe, thus constituting a gap within sports management research. In order to further this knowledge, we explored European reality over a decade (2013–2022), analysing nine awards of Portuguese cities. We employed qualitative methods for documentary analysis of public information and descriptive statistics for data analysis. The results show that over 2 600 multidisciplinary events were organised, among which 402 had an international character (15%), an average of 50 sports disciplines per edition, 359 events related to culture and education, and involved over 1 000 000 participants, with an overall investment of over €39 million. This research now allows a theoretical-scientific and operational referential pattern of key indicators to be established for future European ECS applications, while demonstrating an encouraging relationship, from a sports perspective and economically, between public investment made and estimated return, thus contributing to better political decisions and to the positive implications of increasing public investment in sport.

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Beneficios de la práctica mental en la práctica deportiva

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Tactical skills in tennis: A systematic review

Tactical skills in tennis: A systematic review

Sport in the military context: A national and international analysis from the perspective of sport management

European Cities of Sport as a Strategic Policy for Local Development of Sports: A Perspective from Sports Management in the Last Decade

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