Background: The impact on athletes based on grouping methods according to the date of
birth within the constituent year, known as the relative effect of age (RAE), is a factor that can …

Background Air-rifle and small-bore shooting are fascinating Olympic sports due to their
unique performance requirements for accuracy and precision. Objective The purpose of our …

This systematic review aimed to examine the prevalence of the relative age effect (RAE) in
swimming and its impact on competition performance according to different types of …

Executive functions (EFs) are related to human abilities that allow individuals to achieve
planned goals, contribute to creativity and the analysis of new ideas, and allow for …

The Relative Age Effect (RAE) has been the subject of many studies, but few have focused
on professional athletes in individual sports. The aim of this study was to verify the existence …

The relative age effect (RAE) consists of the lower presence of members of an age group
born in the months furthest from the age cut-off date established. In youth soccer, it is known …

Olympic shooting is a sport with high demands of accuracy. Minimal visual errors could be
related to performance losses. However, not all visual skills have been studied in depth in …

The relative age effect (RAE) is a phenomenon present in team sports, but it does not
influence each gender to the same extent. This study aimed to examine the RAE and its …

Competitor classification schemes have been a part of sport since its origins. Eligibility
criteria have developed towards inclusion and increasing diversity. The pool of competitors …

Executive functions (EF) are crucial to a person's unique abilities, enabling one to achieve
goals, adapt to new situations and manage social interactions. EF are also very important for …