Journal of Athlete Development and Experience
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Peer reviewed, open-access journal focusing on the athletic experience from a variety of perspectives & methodologies.
Joined June 2018
Don't forget that JADE is now accepting manuscripts via our website! You can find information about the Call for Papers in the attached photo or via our website:
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It's a beautiful day for a new issue of JADE! . This issue examines issues of transition, mentoring of para-athletes, mental health in college athletes, and athlete preferences in leadership behaviors in strength and condidtioning coaches.
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The latest of JADE is here! Dive into new research on:.-Social Media, Hazing & Canadian Varsity Sport.-Dual Demands of College Athletes.-Risk-Taking vs. Playing It Safe in Sport.-Career Experiences of International Athletes. Check it out today!.
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RT @RSSilverman: New peer reviewed publication! Check out my article in the @JADE_Research @dixon_harr27070
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The purpose of this case study was to discover the challenges facing women participating in Brazilian jiu-jitsu in the United States, how they overcame these challenges, and why they continue to...
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Good morning! It’s a great day to read the newly released issue of JADE. We have a wide variety of topics that cover athlete transition, Mexican American women boxers, women in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and early retirement from sport. Happy reading!.
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Choi & Smith examined NCAA DI athletes’ motivation to balance academics and sports. Interviews with 10 athletes reveal key themes: support and resources, the impact of athletic identity on motivation, and the role of culture and coaching.
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Cota-Powell & colleagues provide an analysis of occupational and sport retirement that highlights while both types involve loss, grief, and identity crises, the triggers and adjustments vary. Adaptation strategies include forming new identities and viewing retirement as a gain.
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Watson and colleagues study utilized tools like AIMS, ASQ, SAMSAQ, and WEMWBS, researchers examine differences across NCAA levels (G5, FCS, DI-NO) and identify barriers to seeking help. Findings aim to improve mental health support for student-athletes.
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Madden and O’Hallarn’s study explores the mental health effects of NCAA changes like the Transfer Portal and NIL on college athletes. Interviews with 16 athletes reveal significant insights, highlighting the need for universities to better support athletes amid these shifts.
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RT @JADE_Research: Just in time for your fall syllabus planning, our second issue of the year is out NOW! Thank you to the authors and rev….
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RT @allisonbsmith15: Check out the first piece from @JeongwonChoi7’a dissertation work ⬇️ ⬇️ "NCAA Division I Collegiate Athletes’ Motiva….
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Research continues to point to collegiate athletes need to navigate their conflicting roles of academics and athletics simultaneously to be successful in their collegiate experience. Thus, in order...
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Just in time for your fall syllabus planning, our second issue of the year is out NOW! Thank you to the authors and reviewers of these paper that helped make this issue so strong.
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NIL is a huge topic in college athletics. Read.@HaileyHarris17_ and @NBrison's article to find out how NIL has impacted female collegiate athletes.
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Healthy eating and positive nutrition strategies are essential for everyone, especially athletes. Be sure to read this article to learn practical approaches for nutrition in adolescence. @kinesigen
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Can how you think about stress impact athlete burnout? Check out the article by @docshipherd, @cavery_3, @sarahmae1713 to find out the relationship between stress mindset and burnout.
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What happens when an athlete's athletic journey ends? Check out what @mollypageharry and @SydNation21 found about using TikTok to help with the transition.
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