Frontiers

173 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Tennis Tournament Feasibility Analysis Using Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature · Study finds adjusting tennis tournament timing increases low-risk operational time under heat constraints.
• Post-Lesson Supervisory Dialogue Impacts Teacher Adaptation in Palestinian PE · A study examines how supervisory dialogues influence short-term instructional adaptation in Palestinian physical education.
• Digital Services and Scene Immersion Drive Engagement in China's Su Chao League · A study finds digital services and scene immersion are key drivers of consumer engagement in China's non-professional Su Chao football league.
• World Champion Karate Athlete's Jodan-tsuki Biomechanics Profiled · A world champion female karate athlete's right-hand Jodan-tsuki shows highest angular velocity at the striking-side elbow.
• Active Gamification Program Boosts Cognitive Skills in Primary School Children · A 12-week physically active gamification program significantly improved concentration, memory, and creativity in children aged 8–11.
• Adolescent Ankle Sprain Severity Does Not Predict Short-Term Functional Recovery · A secondary analysis of 65 adolescents found no significant link between lateral ankle sprain severity and short-term functional recovery.
• Study Compares TikTok and Instagram Engagement for Czech Sports Teams · Research finds no statistically significant difference in engagement between TikTok and Instagram for Czech sports organizations.
• Correction published adding omitted author to running biomechanics research paper · Academic journal publishes correction adding Nina Verdel as author to 2026 running study.
• Aerobic training shows metabolic benefits in Parkinson's disease case study · Case study finds metabolic improvements from aerobic training in a Parkinson's patient
• Proposed Women Athlete Support Ecosystem for Professional Team Sports · Researchers propose a gendered support ecosystem framework for women professional team athletes.
• Olympic fencing medallist age has remained stable since 1896, study finds · Research finds Olympic fencing medallists have clustered around a consistent age for 128 years.
• Anti-doping outreach research conducted at 2025 Harbin Asian Winter Games · Study evaluates outreach-embedded anti-doping research at 2025 Harbin Winter Games
• School Exercise Program Failed to Boost Self-Regulation in Students · A 10-month physical activity intervention did not improve self-regulation in primary school students.
• Quadrant Training Improves Explosive Power in Youth Soccer Players · A typology-based training approach improved countermovement jump height in youth soccer players compared to standard training.
• Swedish Combat Athletes' Doping Linked to Training Load and Tobacco Use · Swedish combat sport athletes show higher doping risk with increased training load and occasional tobacco use.
• Vietnamese Weightlifters' Psychological Profiles Analyzed Before 2019 Asian Championships · Study of 17 Vietnamese national team athletes reveals varying pre-competition anxiety and emotional states.
• Rethinking Challenge and Wellbeing in High-Performance Sport · The author argues sport psychology must distinguish developmental challenge from avoidable harm to foster athlete growth.
• Body Fat Percentage Strongly Linked to Lower Motor Fitness in Late Childhood · Higher body fat percentage and central adiposity are associated with lower composite motor fitness in school-age children.
• Multi-omics Insights Reveal Molecular Adaptations to Exercise · A research topic synthesizes genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolomic data to explain exercise-induced molecular adaptations.
• Editorial summarizes Volume II blood flow restriction exercise research · This editorial reviews 12 new studies on blood flow restriction exercise methodology.
• Study Analyzes Coach Professionalization For Visually Impaired Paralympic Athletes · German qualitative research examines coaching practices for visually impaired performance athletes.
• Study links psychobehavioral profiles to CrossFit competitive progression · Research tracked 239 Brazilian CrossFit athletes across a full 2025 competitive season.
• Fatigue causes measurable phase-specific kinematic changes in elite traditional rowers · Research documents postural adaptations in fatigued elite fixed-seat traditional rowers.
• Frontiers in Sports Special Issue Examines Governance Challenges and Future Pathways · A special issue of Frontiers in Sports analyzes governance themes including state involvement, the Olympics, and athlete data sovereignty.
• Low-Load Cycling with Blood Flow Restriction Improves Mobility in Adults Over 70 · A six-week low-load cycling program with blood flow restriction improved mobility and strength in adults over 70.
• Budapest Residents Evaluate National Athletics Centre Development · Survey of 1,001 Budapest residents reveals sport involvement drives positive views on the National Athletics Centre.
• Philosophical Foundations of Physical Literacy and Meaning · The article explores existentialist philosophy as a framework for understanding physical literacy and lifelong physical activity.
• Non-Surgical Management of Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Tears · A narrative review outlines anatomy, diagnosis, and conservative treatments for TFCC injuries.
• Elite 110-m Hurdlers Exhibit Higher Joint Moments and Stiffness for Faster Take-Off · Elite male 110-m hurdlers generate significantly higher joint moments and stiffness than sub-elite athletes to achieve faster take-off velocities.
• Multidisciplinary frameworks proposed for sports event impact evaluation · Academic editorial advocates holistic assessment of sports events beyond economic metrics.