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What did I do?
I investigated athlete self-report measures1 (ASRM)—paper based or electronic records of an athlete's perceived physical, psychological and/or social well-being, completed on a regular (often daily) basis.⇓
Anna Saw
I aimed to determine: (1) if ASRM are valuable to athletic preparation and, if so, (2) how their use may be optimised.
Why did I do it?
Modern sport invests substantial human and financial resources into athlete monitoring innovations in order to optimise athlete performance and avoid negative outcomes such as injury. However, the drive to gain a competitive advantage has led to the early adoption of various monitoring methods prior to establishing a proof of concept or validity and reliability. …
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Competing interests None declared.
Provenance and peer review Not commissioned; externally peer reviewed.
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