Search Results - "Young, Bradley W."

Examining the validity of the polish short form version of the self-regulated learning-sport practice survey among competitive athletes by Siekanska, Malgorzata, Wilson, Stuart G, Blecharz, Jan, Young, Bradley W

“…Self-regulated learning entails psychological processes that elite athletes employ to optimize their practice. Although self-regulated learning provides…”
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Visual representations of single- and multi-sport participation in a youth swimming sample: Implications for definitions and discussions of early specialization by Larson, Heather K, Young, Bradley W, McHugh, Tara-Leigh F, Rodgers, Wendy M

“…Academic literature and sport policy documents have cited concerns about an increasing prevalence of early sport specialization, with associated burnout,…”
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On the self-regulation of sport practice: Moving the narrative from theory and assessment toward practice by Young, Bradley W, Wilson, Stuart G, Hoar, Sharleen, Bain, Lisa, Siekańska, Malgorzata, Baker, Joseph

“…This paper reviews theoretical developments specific to applied research around the "psychology of practice" in skill acquisition settings, which we argue is…”
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Development of a physical literacy model for older adults - a consensus process by the collaborative working group on physical literacy for older Canadians by Jones, Gareth R, Stathokostas, Liza, Young, Bradley W, Wister, Andrew V, Chau, Shirley, Clark, Patricia, Duggan, Mary, Mitchell, Drew, Nordland, Peter

“…Arguably the uptake and usability of the physical activity (PA) guidelines for older adults has not been effective with only 12% of this population meeting the…”
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Two-Phase Evaluation of the Validity of a Measure for Self-Regulated Learning in Sport Practice by McCardle, Lindsay, Young, Bradley W, Baker, Joseph

“…Given the potential role of self-regulated learning (SRL) for enhancing practice and expertise development, we aimed to advance a valid and reliable athlete…”
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Glitter and Guts: Narrative Portrayal of Sportswomen’s Experiences on a Coached Masters Team by Currie, Chelsea, Callary, Bettina, Young, Bradley W.

“…This qualitative investigation explored the lived meaningful experiences of adult women in a coached Masters synchronized ice-skating team and the role of the…”
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The Constituent Year Effect: Relative Age Disparities in Australian Masters Track and Field Athletic Participation by Medic, Nikola, Lares, Jasmine, Young, Bradley W

“…The constituent year effect, a source of relative age disparities, in masters sport has been demonstrated mainly amongst North American samples. Thus, the…”
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Self-regulating recovery: Athlete perspectives on implementing recovery from elite endurance training by Wilson, Stuart G., Young, Bradley W.

“…Recovery is the process of restoring performance capabilities between training sessions. Recovery strategies must be implemented to meet contextual demands,…”
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Self-regulated learning and expertise development in sport: current status, challenges, and future opportunities by McCardle, Lindsay, Young, Bradley W., Baker, Joseph

“…In sport, athletes engage in large amounts of practice to reach higher levels of performance. Self-regulated learning (SRL) could be critical for optimizing…”
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Comparing the contribution of conscientiousness, self-control, and grit to key criteria of sport expertise development by Tedesqui, Rafael A.B., Young, Bradley W.

“…In order to develop expertise, athletes need to amass a high volume of deliberate practice activities over a long period of time. Three personality traits that…”
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The Co-Regulatory Coaching Interface Model: A Case Study of a Figure Skating Dyad by Bain, Lisa, Young, Bradley, Callary, Bettina, McCardle, Lindsay

“…Very little research has investigated co-regulated learning (CRL; Hadwin et al., 2011) in the context of sport coaching for skill acquisition. Although…”
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Revisiting Recovery: Athlete-Centered Perspectives on the Meanings of Recovery From Elite Endurance Training by Wilson, Stuart G., Young, Bradley W.

“…Effective recovery, the process of restoring performance capability in response to training, is essential for improving sport performance. Though recovery is…”
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Same coach, different approach? How masters and youth athletes perceive learning opportunities in training by MacLellan, Justin, Callary, Bettina, Young, Bradley W

“…While traditional, coach-directed pedagogies have dominated youth sport coaching practice, little is known about how coaches orient their approaches to…”
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Can athletes' reports of self-regulated learning distinguish deliberate practice from physical preparation activity? by Bartulovic, Dora, Young, Bradley W., McCardle, Lindsay, Baker, Joseph

“…Sustained persistence in deliberate practice (DP) could be aided by engagement in adaptive motivational and metacognitive types of self-regulated learning…”
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An Examination and Validation of an Adapted Youth Experience Scale for University Sport by Rathwell, Scott, Young, Bradley W.

“…Limited tools assess positive development through university sport. Such a tool was validated in this investigation using two independent samples of Canadian…”
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Coach Selections and the Relative Age Effect in Male Youth Ice Hockey by Hancock, David J., Ste-Marie, Diane M., Young, Bradley W.

“…Relative age effects (RAEs; when relatively older children possess participation and performance advantages over relatively younger children) are frequent in…”
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Examining social influences on the sport commitment of Masters swimmers by Young, Bradley W., Medic, Nikola

“…The purpose was to use the Sport Commitment Model ( Scanlan, Russell, Beals, & Scanlan, 2003) to examine social influences and the specific social…”
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Comparing Masters athletes with varying degrees of coaching for psychological need satisfaction and frustration by Hoffmann, Matt D, Young, Bradley W, Rathwell, Scott, Callary, Bettina

“…Exploratory research suggests Masters athletes (MAs; adult athletes >35 years) derive benefits from the coached context. This study sought to compare groups of…”
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Insights on the Process of Using Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis in a Sport Coaching Research Project by Callary, Bettina, Rathwell, Scott, Young, Bradley

“…Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) is a qualitative research methodology used to understand participants’ subjective realities through personal…”
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Constituent Year Effect in Masters Sports: An Empirical View on the Historical Development in US Masters Swimming by Medic, Nikola, Müssener, Manuel, Lobinger, Babett H, Young, Bradley W

“…A participation-related constituent year effect, has been found to exist in masters sports in that relatively younger masters athletes (i.e., those in the…”
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