Critical incidents which limit performance of Chilean University rowers who won a medal in the Pan American Games of Lima 2019
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https://doi.org/10.14198/jhse.2022.171.16Keywords:
Sports performance, Olympism, Elite sports, Higher education, Society, GrantsAbstract
Main objective of this study was to provide a basis for the comprehension of the main critical incidents (i.e. obstacles) that Chilean rowers who were medallists in the Pan American Games of Lima 2019 have to face within the academic, socioeconomic and sports processes. 19 athletes were selected through a non-probabilistic sampling. A content validated questionnaire and an in-deep interview were used. Higher levels of consistency were observed. Through the inferential analysis (ANOVA) it was possible to conclude that athletes are concerned with some academic and social crisis within their sporting career. This fact does not allow them to concentration and integral tranquillity to be focused and achieve proper results in academic and sports areas. Results presented in this study may contribute to the improvement of public policies and, specifically, contingency and innovation plans for improvement within higher education institutions. This study is framed within the context of social transformation that Chile is currently living.
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Federación Chilena de Remo, Comité Olímpico de ChileDownloads
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