2021
DOI: 10.47197/retos.v0i41.84146
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Analysis of stress level and recovery of formative football coaches. Case studies (Análisis del nivel de estrés y recuperación de los entrenadores de fútbol formativo. Estudios de caso)

Abstract: This study aimed to monitor and compare the levels of stress and recovery in elite football coaches of youth teams at different moments of one sports season. A descriptive study with longitudinal characteristics was conducted. Twenty-six coaches (37.60±7.37 years old) with experience time (7.20±5.37 years) from the categories U-15, U-17 and U-20 of the main Brazilian elite football teams were evaluated. The coaches filled out the demographic data questionnaire and the RESTQ-Coach in three periods of the… Show more

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“…For elite-level coaches who experience mental ill health, some individuals may feel it necessary to depart from the role. 10 , 33 , 82 Evidence indicates that sufficient psychological recovery (e.g., psychological detachment and relaxation) 48 , 83 , 84 and taking time away from the high-performance environment 10 , 82 can lead to improved mental health outcomes in elite-level coaches. For those who take periods of leave for mental health reasons, however, appropriate protocols need to be established to ensure coaches return to psychologically healthy environments where they can perform their roles without being at risk of relapse if any contributing factors still persist.…”
Section: Rehabilitation and Reintegrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For elite-level coaches who experience mental ill health, some individuals may feel it necessary to depart from the role. 10 , 33 , 82 Evidence indicates that sufficient psychological recovery (e.g., psychological detachment and relaxation) 48 , 83 , 84 and taking time away from the high-performance environment 10 , 82 can lead to improved mental health outcomes in elite-level coaches. For those who take periods of leave for mental health reasons, however, appropriate protocols need to be established to ensure coaches return to psychologically healthy environments where they can perform their roles without being at risk of relapse if any contributing factors still persist.…”
Section: Rehabilitation and Reintegrationmentioning
confidence: 99%