THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA

THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA

The present report from a larger project overviews the sources and types of social support resourced by 10 major junior athletes while they performed out of one physically removed Canadian region. Retrospective interviews and content analysis were conducted during three stages (3, 3, and 4 responden...

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Main Authors: Timothy V. Dubé, Robert J. Schinke, David J. Hancock, Nicole G. Dubuc
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Uludag 2007-12-01
Series:Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
Subjects:
Regional
social support
ice hockey
Online Access:http://www.jssm.org/vol6/n4/2/v6n4-2text.php
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spelling doaj-deefe95a1a93495a97ab3f54cc6ffe9c2020-11-24T22:10:24ZengUniversity of UludagJournal of Sports Science and Medicine1303-29682007-12-0164393400THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADATimothy V. DubéRobert J. SchinkeDavid J. HancockNicole G. DubucThe present report from a larger project overviews the sources and types of social support resourced by 10 major junior athletes while they performed out of one physically removed Canadian region. Retrospective interviews and content analysis were conducted during three stages (3, 3, and 4 respondents). The data were segmented into meaning units, coded into a hierarchy of themes, and verified by each respondent and an expert panel (former athlete, coach, parent of former athlete). The respondents sought out three types of social support from four different sources (providers) that were adapted to their remote location, including teachers and general community support. Implications are considered in terms of applied research and practice with aspiring adolescent athletes located in removed locationshttp://www.jssm.org/vol6/n4/2/v6n4-2text.phpRegionalsocial supportice hockey
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Robert J. Schinke
David J. Hancock
Nicole G. Dubuc
THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA
Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
Regional
social support
ice hockey
author_facet Timothy V. Dubé
Robert J. Schinke
David J. Hancock
Nicole G. Dubuc
author_sort Timothy V. Dubé
title THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA
title_short THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA
title_full THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA
title_fullStr THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA
title_full_unstemmed THE SOCIAL SUPPORT EXPERIENCES OF MAJOR JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN A PHYSICALLY REMOVED REGION OF CANADA
title_sort social support experiences of major junior ice hockey players in a physically removed region of canada
publisher University of Uludag
series Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
issn 1303-2968
publishDate 2007-12-01
description The present report from a larger project overviews the sources and types of social support resourced by 10 major junior athletes while they performed out of one physically removed Canadian region. Retrospective interviews and content analysis were conducted during three stages (3, 3, and 4 respondents). The data were segmented into meaning units, coded into a hierarchy of themes, and verified by each respondent and an expert panel (former athlete, coach, parent of former athlete). The respondents sought out three types of social support from four different sources (providers) that were adapted to their remote location, including teachers and general community support. Implications are considered in terms of applied research and practice with aspiring adolescent athletes located in removed locations
topic Regional
social support
ice hockey
url http://www.jssm.org/vol6/n4/2/v6n4-2text.php
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