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A Foucauldian reading of athlete commitment in a lower secondary sports school in Norway. 

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Mindfulness with Professor Amishi Jha. 

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The 11th International Outdoor Education Research Conference is being hosted by the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences in Oslo, Norway. The dates are from Monday afternoon, June 22nd, to midday on Friday, June 26th.

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Wheelchair users are at increased risk of low bone mass and osteoporosis due to reduced mechanical loading on the skeleton. This study explored the effects of heavy strength training and nutrition on bone health, muscle strength, and body composition in adult wheelchair users.

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The conference Equal Play – Equal Power brings together leaders from sport, politics, development cooperation and civil society to discuss how sport can serve as a driver for development, inclusion and peace, with a focus on girls and equal opportunities globally.

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Marte Gram's doctoral thesis sheds light on health challenges among rhythmic gymnasts and dancers, such as overuse injuries, urinary leakage, and menstrual cycle-related symptoms. The study provides valuable insights into how training can be adapted to maintain health and optimize performance in aesthetic sports.

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What happens when pregnant athletes go beyond traditional exercise recommendations? Emilie Mass Dalhaug has examined the acute effects of high-intensity interval training and strength training among pregnant elite athletes and fitness enthusiasts, as well as various health variables in both the mother and the fetus

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Elite sport is taking place in highly specialized and dynamic environments and a new specialized role of the High Performance Manager (HPM) has evolved.

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Would you like to learn about the latest developments in physical activity and public health? Join us as we mark 20 years of national surveillance through the KAN/ungKan studies and celebrate the launch of Norway’s new WHO Collaborating Centre.

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Women's football has developed tremendously in recent years, but what does this mean for the risk of injuries among top players? This dissertation provides an updated picture of the injury situation in the Norwegian Top League, with a particular focus on groin injuries, which have previously been little studied.

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Endurance exercise provides consistent and positive effects on metabolic health, while a low-carbohydrate, high-fat (LCHF) diet yields variable results depending on the individual and context. The research demonstrates that lifestyle interventions must be tailored rather than relying on universal advice and diet trends.

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What makes young people quit sports? PhD candidate Lars Erik Espedalen has researched Norwegian youths' well-being in sports and finds that it depends on mastery, social belonging, and participation, and that it is necessary to view dropout rates in light of young people's everyday lives.