Body-related self-conscious emotions such as shame, guilt, envy, and embarrassment are
highly prevalent in sport contexts and are associated with poor sport experiences and lower …

Despite the extensive benefits of sport participation, girls consistently participate at lower
rates, are more likely to drop out, and report worse sport experiences compared to boys …

Existing interventions that target the intersection of girls' body image and sports participation
are marginally effective, which is, in part, due to methodological limitations pertaining to …

Coaches are a key influence of athletes' body image, but often feel ill-equipped to address
body image concerns and can perpetuate harmful body ideals. Limited research has …

Body image concerns are a barrier for girls' participation in sports. Scarce evidence from
Mexico suggests adolescents experience high levels of body dissatisfaction, and national …

Adolescent athletes report body image concerns that negatively impact their sport
experiences and participation. The coach's perspective may be informative to how the …

Introduction Body image concerns may contribute to poor sport experiences and low sport
participation in girls. Objectification theory and evidence from studies in non-sport contexts …

The current study explored change in body-related self-conscious emotions (eg, shame,
guilt, authentic pride, hubristic pride) over three years, and tested body surveillance, age …

Body image is a commonly-reported factor perpetuating declines in physical activity levels
during adolescence. However, the evidence is predominantly qualitative, cross-sectional …

Sport participation can be a highly rewarding experience for young women. However, it can
also involve unpleasant experiences such as failing to meet performance goals and threats …