The phrase "sporting situations" is correct and widely used in written English.
It refers to any scenario or context related to sports, such as competitions, games, training, or events. Example: "The coaches were impressed with the team's ability to stay calm and focused in high-pressure sporting situations."
Yet their presence at press conferences, positive media comments about the general sporting situation, and encouragement around the team and the training ground cannot be a bad thing.
"After analysing carefully the sporting situation the club decided to make this change in the best interests of Valencia Club de Fútbol with a view to the end of the current season".
It's called adidas Live Season (gotta love sponsorship money), and it updates your game's stats to mirror the real world sporting situation.
The ad's emphasis on universal values of friendship and camaraderie, depicted in an authentic sporting situation, rang true and avoided many of the classic traps of objectification or sentimentality.
"My habit," he said, "is to distance myself from non-sports situations.
This is why it's not that hard to find non-sports situations in which the brain seems to act like a brain "on sports".
Other research highlights that auditory information provides relevant cues in various sport situations.
Objectives: Four studies examined relationships between self-handicapping tendencies and reactions to two different yet potentially stressful sport situations (i.e., dealing with a performance slump and emotional reaction prior to competition).
The database features motion capture data and videos from human and environmental interactions, locomotion, physical activities and sports, situations and scenarios, and test motions.
To conclude, our results highlight how limitations of the visual system constrain movements in sports situations, even for expert athletes.
