2004
DOI: 10.1016/s1469-0292(02)00052-3
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Elite athletes’ image of retirement: the way to relocation in sport

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“…Our results, however, show that this is not always the case, as the members of our non-strategists: it's a job group largely did not plan for the future but found employment outside sport; a field with which they no longer wished to have anything to do. Consistent with the convergent and parallel career models proposed by Pallarès et al (2011), our results support the theory that athletes who are aware of the future are better able to cope with the transition to a second career (Torregrosa et al 2004). This was evident in our parallel life and freelance strategist groups.…”
Section: Directors and Professionalssupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…Our results, however, show that this is not always the case, as the members of our non-strategists: it's a job group largely did not plan for the future but found employment outside sport; a field with which they no longer wished to have anything to do. Consistent with the convergent and parallel career models proposed by Pallarès et al (2011), our results support the theory that athletes who are aware of the future are better able to cope with the transition to a second career (Torregrosa et al 2004). This was evident in our parallel life and freelance strategist groups.…”
Section: Directors and Professionalssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Undertaking a dual career, planning for the future and implementing strategies for a second career gives athletes more freedom in the decision to retire as well as an identity that is less rigid and not based exclusively on competitive sport (Vilanova and Puig 2014;Aquilina 2013;Pallarés et al 2011). Athletes who take this approach experience a shorter, more fluid transition into the job market as well as more satisfactory emotions (Alfermann, Stambulova and Zemaityte 2004;Torregrosa et al 2004). The problem of loss of identity as an athlete and the need to build another equally satisfying identity, which is particularly challenging for those used to reveling in public acclaim, is dealt with in depth by Guiot and Ohl (2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alfermann (2000) señala que aquellos deportistas que tienen más libertad para decidir sobre el final de sus carreras presentan más emociones positivas de alivio o disfrute y sólo algunas emociones negativas como tristeza y decepción, a diferencia de aquellos que se ven forzados a retirarse, por ejemplo, a raíz de una lesión, en cuyo caso se experimentan altos índices de estrés y más dificultad en el proceso de adaptación. La existencia de una planificación para la post-carrera permite una transición más corta y fluida hacia la vida personal y el mercado laboral fuera del deporte, experimentando más emociones satisfactorias (Alfermann, Stambulova y Zemaityte, 2004;Torregrosa, Boixadós, Valiente y Cruz, 2004). Según c u l t u r a Torregrosa, Sánchez y Cruz (2004) un asesoramiento vocacional individualizado podría ser útil a deportistas olímpicos al momento de planificar mejor su carrera ya que algunos de ellos terminan abandonando sus estudios.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Así también son muchos menos los estudios donde se haya considerado una visión prospectiva del proceso de transición en carrera deportiva (i.e., Fernández, Stephan y Fouquereau, 2006;Lally, 2007;North y Lavallee, 2004;Torregrosa, Boixadós, Valiente y Cruz, 2004), y prácticamente inexsitentes los que han combinado la visión prospectiva y retrospectiva a la vez.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Research by Wolff , et al (2013) confi rm that if support is appropriately tailored to the needs of a person, it is closely related to the well-being and stress reduction. He also stresses the importance of planning the end of sporting career as a process, not a sudden departure, as if by accident (Torregrosa et al, 2004).…”
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confidence: 99%