In this article, we investigate the community‐driven science happening organically in elite
athletics as a means of engaging a community of learners—collegiate athletes, many of …

Data analysis is central to sports training. Today, cutting-edge digital technologies are
deployed to measure and improve athletes' performance. But too often researchers focus on …

The evolution of women's sports over the last four decades has been dramatic, with
indicators showing reason for continued growth. In this era when women's sport is …

Dancers have unique health issues, including high injury rates and functional, nutritional,
and psychological concerns. Thererfore, developing dancers with high health literacy is …

Student–athletes are a vulnerable population who face many unique stressors and often
engage in risky physical behaviours. Understanding that high levels of health literacy (HL) …

Former student-athletes may face challenges in maintaining physical activity and engaging
in healthy eating after transitioning out of collegiate athletics. Maladaptive adjustments …

Intellectual and life-skill benefits of collegiate athletics participation have been doc-umented
in empirical research, yet athletics-centric curricula are traditionally not offered for academic …

The transition out of college sports can impact the health and well-being of former student-
athletes who may face challenges with maintaining a physically active lifestyle beyond the …

Research regarding the benefits and detriments of the US collegiate sport governance
structure are mixed. Guided by Richardson's Resiliency Theory (2002), former athletes (n …

Participation in athletics provides student-athletes with opportunities to further themselves
outside of athletics through academic assistance, educational opportunities and …