Cardiff Metropolitan Research Repository (DSpace)
Cardiff Metropolitan's Research Repository provides access to all of the University’s research and other scholarly output. We facilitate open access to research by providing a place for everyone to discover and access knowledge.
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Investigating the relationship between movement competency, strength, flexibility and balance with Golf swing club-head-speed in competent male golfers
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2016-03-09)Increased golf club head speed (CHS) has been shown to result in greater driving distances and is also correlated positively with golf performance. The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships between ... -
To explore basketball player's perceptions of empowerment within the caoch-athelete relationship
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2016-03-10)Despite an increase in the amount of research undertaken regarding coaching science and empowerment in particular, there has yet been an in-depth study into how it is implemented and the elements it effects (Gilbert and ... -
The efect of exercise training status during acute Hypoxia on substrate metabilism
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2015-03-10)Substrate metabolism fluctuates at rest and during exercise, with further changes as exercise intensity increases. During hypoxia, the reduction in available oxygen (O2) will cause further alterations to substrate metabolism ... -
Examining the prevelance of strssors and their relation to the employment of differring coping mechanims within cricket coaches: a comparison between eilite and non-elite practitioners
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2016-03-10)Attempting to coach cricket at an elite or non-elite level has the potential to be inherently stressful. Consequently, this study explored both elite and non-elite cricket coaches’ encounters with stress, how these perceived ... -
Analysis of technical effectiveness of football players within their club compared to their country
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2016-03-10)The aim of this study was to see whether footballers are more technically effective when playing for their club compared to their country. To meet the aim of the study, two competitions were analysed. These were the English ...
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