Vol. 4 (2019)

Editorial

Does Sport Science need counseling?

Martin Kopp, Justin S. Lawley

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Reviewer Acknowledgement

Martin Kopp

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Biology & Medicine

Monitoring body temperature during moderate intensity exercise and inactive recovery in the cold A pilot study

Emily Procter, Giacomo Strapazzon, Hannes Gatterer, Bernd Wallner, Hermann Brugger, Martin Burtscher

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Validity of the Actiheart step test for the estimation of maximum oxygen consumption in endurance athletes and healthy controls

Juliane Heydenreich, Yves Schutz, Bengt Kayser, Katarina Melzer

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Biomechanics & Informatics

Relationship between stability and variability of the core in dynamic reaching tasks

Ola Eriksrud, Jan Cabri, Peter Federolf

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Movement & Exercise Science

Visual error amplification showed no benefit for non-naïve subjects in trunk-arm rowing

Nicolas Gerig, Ekin Basalp, Roland Sigrist, Robert Riener, Peter Wolf

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Effects of synchronous, auditory stimuli on running performance and heart rate

Lisa M. Pfleiderer, Lisa Steidl-Müller, Joe Schiltges, Christian Raschner

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Iloprost improves running performance at 5,000 m in Han but not in Tibetans

Bengt Kayser, Jui-Lin Fan, Liya Nan, Wang Liang Bang, Bianba, Tianyi Wu

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Relative age and perceptions of soccer specific skills among elite youth players in Norway

Bjørn Tore Johansen, Ketil Østrem, Stig Arve Sæther, Martin Kjeøen Erikstad

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Pedagogy & History

Changes in motor competence over four decades in 10 to 14-year-old Austrian boys

Klaus Greier, Herbert Riechelmann, Gerhard Ruedl, Clemens Drenowatz

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Approaches to the life and influence of the Austro-American sports physician Hans Kraus (1905-1996)

Rudolf Müllner

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Psychology & Philosophy

Need-supportiveness and athlete well-being Coaches' competence-support at risk in the elite sport context throughout the season

Hedda Berntsen, Andreas Ivarsson, Elsa Kristiansen

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Talent selection in youth football Technical skills rather than general motor performance predict future player status of football talents

Roland Sieghartsleitner, Claudia Zuber, Marc Zibung, Bryan Charbonnet, Achim Conzelmann

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Go soft or go home? A review of empirical studies on the role of self-compassion in the competitive sport setting

Philipp Röthlin, Stephan Horvath, Daniel Birrer

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Sociology & Economics

The crowdfunding of sport – paving the way to shared sponsorship?

Marie-Josèphe Leroux-Sostenes, Emmanuel Bayle

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Editorial

Does Sport Science need counseling?

Reviewer Acknowledgement

Biology & Medicine

Monitoring body temperature during moderate intensity exercise and inactive recovery in the cold A pilot study

Validity of the Actiheart step test for the estimation of maximum oxygen consumption in endurance athletes and healthy controls

Biomechanics & Informatics

Relationship between stability and variability of the core in dynamic reaching tasks

Movement & Exercise Science

Visual error amplification showed no benefit for non-naïve subjects in trunk-arm rowing

Effects of synchronous, auditory stimuli on running performance and heart rate

Iloprost improves running performance at 5,000 m in Han but not in Tibetans

Relative age and perceptions of soccer specific skills among elite youth players in Norway

Pedagogy & History

Changes in motor competence over four decades in 10 to 14-year-old Austrian boys

Approaches to the life and influence of the Austro-American sports physician Hans Kraus (1905-1996)

Psychology & Philosophy

Need-supportiveness and athlete well-being Coaches' competence-support at risk in the elite sport context throughout the season

Talent selection in youth football Technical skills rather than general motor performance predict future player status of football talents

Go soft or go home? A review of empirical studies on the role of self-compassion in the competitive sport setting

Sociology & Economics

The crowdfunding of sport – paving the way to shared sponsorship?

Target Articles Commentaries and Responses

New paradigms in running injury prevention - Benno M. Nigg on target

Response to select comments on the proposed paradigm shifts in running

Joseph Baker & Nick Wattie – new insights into the concept of innate talent in sport

Innate Talent in Sport: Beware of an organismic asymmetry – comment on Baker & Wattie

The talent quest – comment on Baker & Wattie

Beyond nature vs. nurture in expertise research – comment on Baker & Wattie

Innate talent is adaptable – comment on Baker & Wattie

Innate talent in sport: from theoretical concept to complex reality – comment on Baker & Wattie

Talent: A contestable, but not contested, concept? Response to commentaries

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