Physiological and Psychological Markers of Overtraining and Burnout in Elite Swimmers

Lemyre, Pierre Nicolas; Stray-Gundersen, J.; Treasure, Darren C.; Matt, Kathleen S.; Roberts, Glyn C.

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“…This was unexpected, as previous sport research has found emotional and physical exhaustion to be more pronounced among athletes operating in climates marked by ego-involving characteristics. 34 It is possible that other aspects of the environment or psychological processes not considered in this study may have contributed to the degree of emotional and physical exhaustion experienced by these dancers. For example, perceptions of threat and challenge and associated experiences of anxiety represent alternative processes that could be associated with the dancers' experience of exhaustion.…”

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“…28 Contemporary research also suggests that perceptions of an ego-involving climate predict burnout among elite athletes. 34 There is a dearth of information regarding the implications of taskand ego-involving features of the motivational climate in the domain of dance. One notable study was conducted by Carr and Wyon.…”

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“…The psychometric attributes of this scale have been supported in a number of studies conducted in sport-related settings. 34,48…”

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Perceptions of the Motivational Climate, Need Satisfaction, and Indices of Well- and Ill-Being among Hip Hop Dancers

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Duda

2009

Journal of Dance Medicine & Science

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Grounded in the self-determination theoretical framework (SDT) formulated by Deci and Ryan, and specifically the basic needs mini-theory (BNT), this study examined the relationship between perceptions of the motivational climate manifested in hip hop environments, satisfaction of the three basic needs, and indicators of well- and ill-being among hip hop dancers. Fifty-nine hip hop dancers (mean age: 20.29 years) completed a questionnaire assessing the variables of interest in the study. Perceptions of a task-involving climate were positively associated with satisfaction of the needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness. Perceptions of an ego-involving climate negatively predicted relatedness. Satisfaction of the need for competence was positively associated with positive affect, and negatively linked to negative affect. Competence need satisfaction significantly mediated the relationship between a perceived task-involving climate and positive and negative affective states. In sum, the findings provided partial support for the facets of SDT and BNT. The results also indicated that promoting the task-involving features of dance learning environments may be beneficial to dancers’ well-being.

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2009

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“…Psychological screening of athletes has been used to detect early signs and symptoms of OR and OTS. Lemyre, StrayGundersen, Treasure, Matt, and Roberts (2004) contended that psychological factors best indicate overtraining or burnout in collegiate swimmers, whereas physiological variables and responses were particularly varied, and hormonal values could not distinguish stages of training.…”

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Overreaching and overtraining syndrome: Causes, prevention, and remedy.

Meeusen

Pauw

2019

APA Handbook of Sport and Exercise Psychology, Volume 2: Exercise Psychology (Vol. 2).

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B 1 B 4 : Blood samples M 1 & M 2 : standardized meal VO 2 max : incremental maximal exercise test FIGURE 8.2. Timetable for the two graded incremental exercise tests. A blood sample (B 1 ) was collected as soon as the subject entered the laboratory and after they had a standardized meal (M 1 ). Immediately after the first graded incremental exercise test to exhaustion (VO 2 max), another blood sample was collected (B 2 ). A second meal (M 2 ) was offered 1 hour before the second test. After a 4-hour recovery period, the same procedure blood sampling was performed (B 3 , B 4 ). From "Hormonal Responses in Athletes: The Use of a Two Bout Exercise Protocol to Detect Subtle Differences in (Over)Training Status,"

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Physiological and Psychological Markers of Overtraining and Burnout in Elite Swimmers

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Overreaching and overtraining syndrome: Causes, prevention, and remedy.

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