Charismatische Persönlichkeiten im Sport – inszeniert oder authentisch?

Gabler, Hartmut

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“…In aesthetic sports, such as artistic roller skating, ___________ scoring takes performance efficiency into account but also assesses the appearance, body shape, and individual charisma of the athlete. That is why the athletes' bodies serve as both "instruments" to succeed in the technical accomplishments, such as the triple jumps, and also as aesthetic objects used to elicit an emotional reaction from the audience and the judges during competition (Barkhoff, 2001;Gabler, 1999). The aesthetic reaction is scored via the judges' marks for artistic expression.…”

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The relations between self-efficacy, competition success, delight, self-esteem, and body-care among elite artistic roller skaters.

Barkhoff¹,

Heiby²

2010

Journal of Behavioral Health and Medicine

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This study explored whether elite artistic roller skaters grouped as low or high self-efficacy differed in terms of competition success. Correlates of selfefficacy, the emotional state delight, trait self-esteem, and sensory-motor skills were also inspected. Self-report measures were obtained from 29 athletes before an Artistic Roller Skating World Championship competition. Successful skaters who won a medal at this competition reported a higher level of self-efficacy before competition compared to skaters who did not. Compared to artistic roller skaters with low self-efficacy ratings, those with high self-efficacy ratings reported more delight, higher self-esteem, and more body-care before competition. Results suggest that future studies investigate the impact of variables posited to increase self-efficacy.

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The relations between self-efficacy, competition success, delight, self-esteem, and body-care among elite artistic roller skaters.

Barkhoff¹,

Heiby²

2010

Journal of Behavioral Health and Medicine

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“…While the efficiency of sports can be marked by objective measures such as time or performance norms, it is difficult to quantify artistic expression precisely. In both artistic roller and figure skating, scoring takes performance efficiency into account but also assesses the appearance, the body shape, and the individual charisma of the athlete (3,13). During competitive performances, the athletes' bodies serve as both "instruments" to succeed in the technical accomplishments, such as the triple jumps, and also as aesthetic objects used to elicit an emotional reaction from the audience and the judges.…”

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Differences in Mood Among Elite Athletesin Artistic Roller, Figure, and Inline Speed SkatingBefore and After Competition

Barkhoff

Heiby

2004

European Journal of Sport Science

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This study explored whether elite artistic skating athletes differ from elite inline speed skating athletes in terms of mood as assessed before and after competition. Its secondary purpose was to determine whether mood states in athletes generally differ before competition, as compared to after. Thirty-nine athletes in artistic and inline speed skating participated in this study during the German national and European championships. Participants were top-ranked elite skaters, including 17 German national champions, nine European and four World champions as well as four participants in recent Olympic Games. Artistic skaters exhibited more delight and less listlessness both before and after competition. Inline speed skaters reported greater arousal before competition, whereas artistic skaters reported more arousal after competition. All skaters reported more activation before competition as compared to after competition. These results have implications for athletes' preparation for and participation in sports competition.

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Charismatische Persönlichkeiten im Sport – inszeniert oder authentisch?

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The relations between self-efficacy, competition success, delight, self-esteem, and body-care among elite artistic roller skaters.

The relations between self-efficacy, competition success, delight, self-esteem, and body-care among elite artistic roller skaters.

Differences in Mood Among Elite Athletesin Artistic Roller, Figure, and Inline Speed SkatingBefore and After Competition

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