Sentence examples for peer athletes from inspiring English sources

Results show that in all types of interpersonal violence in sport, perpetrators are predominantly male peer athletes who frequently operate together in (impromptu) groups.

Recent research has revealed that in a significant number of cases the perpetrator is a peer athlete.

A technique perhaps best known for peering inside athletes' injured knees is now being tuned to tadpoles.

"He has a very broad understanding of sport and the nature and complexity of putting an Olympic Games together," said the peer and former athlete.

Just like their non-Olympian peers, these young athletes benefit from the guidance and support of a parental figure.

The Internet now exposes children a much wider and more diverse range of contagions, from peers to professional athletes to politicians to businesspeople.

Furthermore, an athlete peer 'group' could be formed allowing them to provide each other with support and expert guidance to face challenges and could even assist their medical staff.

Grounded in self-determination theory (SDT; Deci & Ryan, 1985) and achievement goal theory (AGT; Nicholls, 1989), the present study examined the temporal stability and reciprocal relationships among three key variables related to motivation: perceived autonomy support from the coach, task-involving peer motivational climates, and athletes' intrinsic motivation.

The social dimension of these interactions with coaches and peers can help regulate athletes' emotional control, resilience and self-confidence through a shared network of affordances rooted in a desire to interact with others and have fun.

Because of my weight, I never thought I was good enough, or up to the level of my peers who were all athletes.

Dr. Benjamin is highly respected amongst his peers, professional and collegiate athletes for his honesty, integrity and natural straight forward manner.