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,Expert Coaches’ Strategies for the Development of Expert Athletes,terviewed in regards to their personal athletic history, evolving visions of coaching, approaches to training and competition. Inductive analyses revealed that the complex primary tasks of expert coaches were designed to plan maximal deliberate practice. The coaches directed their personal resources

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Fat and Fat Distribution in Elite Rhythmic Gymnasts,cheal colleagues. No other differences were found, althoughh the post-menarcheal athletes also had a much higher sum of six skinfolds (55.00 versus 45.65 mm). A larger sample size may have shown the latter difference to be statistically significant as well. When compared to a combined sample of Olym

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A Computer System for Analysis and Correction of Antioxidant Intake,uals nutrient needs may be significantly different from the Recommended Dietary allowance (RDA) because the assessment of personal information including diet is necessary. Computer systems are widely used in the epidemiological/nutrition research (Block and Hartman, 1989; Feskanich et al., 1989). Th

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Prediction of the Efficiency of Skilled Athletes, on from the above mentioned prediction is cognitive activity of man, directed to the prediction of development of an object on the basis of analyses of the tendency of its development. Prediction is a mental anticipation of desirable results in sporting activity. It is an element of management and

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Effects of Mental Training on Sense of Rhythm, important part of the psychological preparation of athletes and should be integrated into each stage of the training cycle. Knowing the strengths and weakness of each player is essential before designing and implementing effective mental training (MT) programs.

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Transport Protocols for 3D Videodemands of training and competing, although the world’s best performers in some of these sports are adolescents. Women’s gymnastics is a good example of a sport where the elite performers begin intensive training before puberty and reach their peak while still adolescent.