Evidence is emerging for the potential usefulness of self-compassion (Neff in Self Identity 2:
223–250, 2003a) in young women athletes' sport experiences (Mosewich et al. in J Sport …

to Promote Lifelong Healthy Eating Page 1 Guidelines for School Health Programs to
Promote Lifelong Healthy Eating ABSTRACT: Healthy eating patterns in childhood and …

Because exercise stresses metabolic pathways that depend on thiamine, riboflavin, and
vitamin B-6, the requirements for these vitamins may be increased in athletes and active …

Sport Nutrition for Health and Performance, Second Edition, will help students and
practitioners understand the function of the nutrients in the body and how these nutrients …

The prevalence of psychiatric conditions among elite athletes is still under debate. More and
more evidence has accumulated that high-performance athletes are not protected from …

The present study investigated the contribution of a contextual body image perspective to
understanding disordered eating in high performance women athletes. Because existing …

Objective: To present athletic trainers with recommendations for safe weight loss and weight
maintenance practices for athletes and active clients and to provide athletes, clients …

Health disparities are prevalent concerns in the United States and a frequent topic of
conversation in the public health realm. Causes of health disparities include social …

There has been concern expressed that participation in sport may encourage the onset of
disordered eating which, in turn, may lead to a clinical eating disorder. This study examined …

Exercise-induced or athletic menstrual dysfunction (amenorrhoea, oligomenorrhoea,
anovulation, luteal phase deficiency, delayed menarche) is more common in active women …