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Research into Practice 2: The dangers of early specialisation in sport

Research into Practice 2: The dangers of early specialisation in sport

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“ Although an early specialization trajectory may offer positive experiences and outcomes, it relies on a ta...
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YOUTH TALENT DEVELOPMENT IN SPORT: RETHINKING LUCK AND JUSTICE

YOUTH TALENT DEVELOPMENT IN SPORT: RETHINKING LUCK AND JUSTICE

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The context: more money, more medals, more pressure It is a truism that sport can be good for young people. There is now substantial evi...
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