Current Issues in Sport Science (CISS)

The Official Journal of the Sport Scientific Societies of Austria and Switzerland

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2018

Table of Contents

Target Article

Innate talent in sport: Separating myth from reality
Joseph Baker, Nick Wattie
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581 abstract views 375 full-text views

Editorials

Sport management research - an integral part of sport science?
Martin Schnitzer, Martin Kopp
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182 abstract views 154 full-text views
Reviewer Acknowledgement
Martin Kopp
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157 abstract views 68 full-text views

Biology & Medicine

Influence of exclusive resistance training on body composition and cardiovascular risk factors in overweight and obese children and adolescents: A systematic review update
Pavel Dietz, Michael Ornik, Estelle Watson, Mireille van Poppel
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15 abstract views 9 full-text views

Movement & Exercise Science

Characterizing different team sports using network analysis
Florian Korte, Martin Lames
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524 abstract views 297 full-text views
Using position data to estimate effects of perceptual features of play on passing decisions in soccer
Silvan Steiner, Stephan Rauh, Martin Rumo, Karin Sonderegger, Roland Seiler
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70 abstract views 215 full-text views
Evaluation of pulse rate measurement with a wrist worn device during different tasks and physical activity
Rahel Gilgen-Ammann, Mark Buller, Jacqueline Lyn Bitterle, Simon Keith Delves, Bertil Jurgen Veenstra, Lilian Roos, Nadja Beeler, Thomas Wyss
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56 abstract views 50 full-text views

Psychology & Philosophy

Practicing sports in lucid dreams – characteristics, effects, and practical implications
Melanie Schädlich, Daniel Erlacher
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83 abstract views 72 full-text views

Sociology & Economics

Comparing the experiences and legacies of volunteers at the FIS Nordic Ski World Championships in Oslo 2011 and Val di Fiemme 2013
Martin Schnitzer, Elsa Kristiansen, Dag Vidar Hanstad
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441 abstract views 114 full-text views
Causes for professionalization in national sport federations in Switzerland: a multiple-case study
Kaisa Ruoranen, Josephine Clausen, Siegfried Nagel, Grazia Lang, Christoffer Klenk, David Giauque, Emmanuel Bayle, Torsten Schlesinger
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257 abstract views 184 full-text views
Approaches and methods used for measuring organizational performance in national sport governing bodies from 1986 to 2014. A systematized review
Michael Barth, Eike Emrich, Frank Daumann
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37 abstract views 37 full-text views
The rich get richer and the poor get poorer - the Matthew mechanism as an approach to explain selection effects and the occurrence of multiple medalists in the "production" of international success in alpine ski racing
Michael Barth, Arne Güllich, Eike Emrich
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40 abstract views 50 full-text views

TA Commentaries and Response

A discussion of the Muscle Tuning and the Preferred Movement Path concepts – comment on Nigg et al.
Peter Federolf, Aude-Clèmence M. Doix, Daniel Jochum
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198 abstract views 172 full-text views
A paradigm shift is necessary to relate running injury risk and footwear design – comment on Nigg et al.
Joseph Hamill, Katherine A. Boyer, Gillian Weir
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248 abstract views 289 full-text views
Reconciling new with old injury paradigms and the need to dig deeper – comment on Nigg et al.
Max R. Paquette, Ross H. Miller
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137 abstract views 128 full-text views
Muscle tuning and preferred movement path: do we need a paradigm shift or should we redefine the old? – comment on Nigg et al.
Benedicte Vanwanseele, Xianyi Zhang, Kurt Schütte
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125 abstract views 163 full-text views
Running impact forces: from half a leg to holistic understanding – comment on Nigg et al.
Kenneth P. Clark, Andrew B. Udofa, Laurence J. Ryan, Peter G. Weyand
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145 abstract views 167 full-text views
New Hypotheses and Unanswered Questions in Running Injury Research – comment on Nigg et al.
James Becker
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161 abstract views 85 full-text views