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Even Warriors Can be Scared: A Survey Assessing Anxiety and Coping Skills in Competitive CrossFit Athletes

机译:甚至连战士也可能被吓到:一项评估CrossFit运动员的焦虑和应对技巧的调查

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Competition anxiety has been demonstrated to decrease sports performance while increasing burnout risk. To date, its degree in CrossFit (CF) is unknown. The present study, therefore, examines competition fear and relevant coping skills as well as potential correlates of both in individuals participating in CF events. A total of = 79 athletes answered a battery of three questionnaires (competition fear index, athletic coping skills inventory, mindfulness attention awareness scale). Substantial levels of anxiety, particularly regarding the somatic dimension of the competition fear index, were reported. The most pronounced coping skill was freedom of worry. While age or level of competition showed no/very small associations with survey data, sex was correlated to the psychological characteristics: women reported higher competition fears and lower coping skill levels ( > 0.05). Competition fears are highly prevalent in CF athletes and the preventive value of population-specific interventions, particularly in females, should be investigated in future trials.
机译:已经证明,比赛焦虑会降低运动表现,同时增加倦怠风险。迄今为止,其在CrossFit(CF)中的学位尚不清楚。因此,本研究检验了参与CF事件的个人的竞争恐惧和相关应对技巧以及潜在的相关性。总共= 79名运动员回答了三份问卷(竞争恐惧指数,运动应对技能清单,正念注意意识量表)。据报道,焦虑水平高,尤其是关于竞争恐惧指数的躯体维度。最明显的应对技巧是放心。尽管年龄或比赛水平与调查数据之间没有很小的关联,但性别与心理特征相关:妇女报告了更高的比赛恐惧感和较低的应对技能水平(> 0.05)。 CF运动员对比赛的恐惧非常普遍,应在以后的试验中研究针对特定人群的干预措施(尤其是女性)的预防价值。

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