Objectives In line with the aims of this special issue, the purpose of this paper is to forward a
position on the concept of sport parenting expertise through the presentation of six key …

A fundamental step in describing a research field is the review and synthesis of accumulated
knowledge. Multiple qualitative reviews have been conducted over the last decade to …

The interview is the most widely used method to collect qualitative data in the sport and
exercise sciences. As Jachyra, Atkinson and Gibson (2014) put it, if “there is an …

Qualitative forms of inquiry are a dynamic and exciting area within contemporary research in
sport, exercise and health. Students and researchers at all levels are now expected to …

Objectives The prevalence of mental health problems among adolescents is alarmingly
high. With lower rates of accessing services than young women, young men and boys …

Objectives To establish the scientific literature on the parents' view as supporters of dual
career (DC) athletes, and to highlight practical implications for the development of education …

Being the parent of a young athlete is a complex and challenging endeavour. Parents play a
pivotal role in the development of young people in reaching their full potential in sport …

Parent-education programs in youth sport appear to provide an appropriate avenue to
facilitate healthy parental involvement, enhance positive parental support, and help to …

Coaches play an important role in the lives of adolescents in sport and have the potential to
greatly impact on athlete mental health. This study aimed to investigate coaches' …

The study critiqued whether the demands, resources, and barriers associated with the youth-
to-senior sport transition in Stambulova's (2003) model help explain transition outcomes …