Impact of professional women athletes' media representations on collegiate women athletes

Aging in Women Athletes

Since instating Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, there has been a significant increase in sports participation and athletic opportunities among women (1). While it is still more common for younger than older women to engage in athletic competition, the participation of older women is growing, with over 50 countries sponsoring master athletes events (2). While aging is associated wi...

Shoulder Injuries in Collegiate Football Athletes: Impact on Draft Status and Professional Performance

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Psychological Predisposition to Injury in Collegiate Athletes

Enhancing Off-Season Motivation in Collegiate Athletes

Injury and Disease in Former Collegiate Athletes

It is well documented that cardiorespiratory exercise, as well as muscular strength and endurance exercise, have a positive impact on a person’s health [1]. Many positive health benefits arise from moderate intensity exercise including decreased risk of heart disease, cancer, stroke, osteoporosis, and diabetes found in individuals who engage in regular physical activity [1]. The cardiovascular ...