2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychsport.2015.04.008
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Factors impacting carded athlete's readiness for dual careers

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“…Many successful athletes have faced serious difficulties when embarking on a second career (Rosenberg 1980). As awareness of this problem has increased, most countries with well-developed structures for elite sports have introduced programs to help athletes cope with this transition to an alternative career (Anderson and Morris 2000;Ryan 2015;López de Subijana, Barriopedro and Conde 2015). For instance, the EU guidelines on dual careers of athletes calls for the adoption of national dual career programs across the European Union (EU Expert Group 2012).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Many successful athletes have faced serious difficulties when embarking on a second career (Rosenberg 1980). As awareness of this problem has increased, most countries with well-developed structures for elite sports have introduced programs to help athletes cope with this transition to an alternative career (Anderson and Morris 2000;Ryan 2015;López de Subijana, Barriopedro and Conde 2015). For instance, the EU guidelines on dual careers of athletes calls for the adoption of national dual career programs across the European Union (EU Expert Group 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to fulfil this role many athletes are, however, urged to place their lives on hold for the sake of their sport. Some high performance sports programmes have been found to actively discourage young athletes from participating in activities outside of the sport environment, whilst others purposefully avoid discussions on such topics in order to ensure athletes maintain a clear sport-only focus (Aquilina 2013, Cosh and Tully 2014, Henry 2013, Ryan, 2015, Stephan and Brewer 2007. Hughes and Coakley (1991) suggest this behaviour is part of the "sport ethic", or social norms that emphasise the need to sacrifice in the name of being an elite athlete.…”
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“…Athletes become part of the carding system after being identified as talented by their national sporting organisations (NSOs). Once carded, athletes are provided with varying levels of access to coaching, career education, sport science and medical services to aid in both their future athletic performances and their personal development outside of their sport (Ryan 2015). Every year selected NSOs are allocated with funding from HPSNZ, specifically earmarked to developing these elite athletes.…”
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“…Pese a la necesidad de adaptar la formación académica a las necesidades de los jugadores, existen estudios, como el de Ryan (2015), que señalan que en Nueva Zelanda pese a las facilidades que ofrecen los centros educativos para desarrollar una carrera dual, muchos deportistas no son capaces de compaginar deporte y estudios.…”
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