This systematic review aims to explore the impact of proprioceptive training methods (PTM) on female soccer players, as previous studies have focused mainly on men’s soccer. The review seeks to address the gap in research and consolidate the findings regarding the effectiveness of PTM in women’s soccer. Proprioception refers to the central nervous system’s sensitivity to feedback from bones, joints, …
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A new wave of football investors seeks direct financial returns, with limited insight into their methods. This study examines their strategies through 61 transactions involving 37 investors, identifying four micro-processes (horizoning, focusing, synchronizing, creating value) and five distinct value creation strategies: Phoenix, (Cash) Cow, Gazelle, Ants Colony, and Eagle’s Nest. These findings contribute to investment theory and offer guidance for …
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This study examines aggression in soccer school programs in Quebec (U12 to U18), focusing on verbal and physical intimidation and violence. Surveying 609 elite players aged 12 to 17, the prevalence of aggression increases with age, plateauing after 14-15 years, except for verbal intimidation witnessed, which continues to rise. Players predominantly identify as witnesses, followed by victims and bullies. Significant …
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