Relationship between parent-initiated motivational climate,
motivation and overtraining syndrome in adolescent elite
athletes in collective sports

a 2018

Relationship between parent-initiated motivational climate, motivation and overtraining syndrome in adolescent elite athletes in collective sports

BUREŠOVÁ, Iva, Helena KLIMUSOVÁ and Kateřina BARTOŠOVÁ

Basic information

Original name

Relationship between parent-initiated motivational climate, motivation and overtraining syndrome in adolescent elite athletes in collective sports

Authors

BUREŠOVÁ, Iva, Helena KLIMUSOVÁ and Kateřina BARTOŠOVÁ

Edition

9th Conference for Youth Sport, 7.-8.12.2018, Ljubljana, 2018

Other information

Language

English

Type of outcome

Konferenční abstrakt

Field of Study

50101 Psychology

Country of publisher

Slovenia

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Organization unit

Faculty of Arts

ISBN

978-961-6843-90-4

Keywords in English

parent motivational climate; motivation; overtraining syndrome; elite athletes; collective sports; adolescence

Abstract

V originále

The aim of the study was to explore the relationship between parent-initiated motivational climate, motivation of young elite athletes in collective sports, and their influence on symptoms associated with overtraining syndrome. Our previous studies suggested a relationship between the parent-initiated motivational climate and the degree of internal and external motivation of the young elite athletes. We assumed that motivation could be a mediator of the relationship between the parent motivational climate and overtraining. The motivation was measured using the Sport Motivation Scale, 7-dimensional questionnaire based on the theory of self-determination. The extend of overtraining was indicated by Total Mood Disturbance score resulting from the Profile of Mood States. Further, the Parent-Initiated Motivational Climate Questionnaire (PIMCQ-2) was used. The research sample consisted of 230 boys aged 15-19 years (m=16.93; sd=1.81), classified as elite athletes competing at national or international level. Our study was focused on collective sports; soccer and ice hockey are among the most popular sports in the Czech Republic and have a wide base of young athletes. For this reason, our sample consisted of young footballers (58%) and hockey players (42%), selected by the convenient sampling method. The results linear regression analysis showed the significant impact of the motivation climate created by the father on self-determination of the athlete, but also on the mood disorder symptoms related to the overtraining syndrome. The influence of the mother-initiated motivational climate was not confirmed. It seems that the mastery father-initiated motivational climate increases the degree of self-determination and consequently reduces the rate of overtraining, while the performance motivational climate reduces self-determination, which is associated with an increased extend of overtraining. The results of the present study correspond with the conclusions of past studies that confirmed the significance of the influence of the father, especially in the case of the sporting sons.

Links

MUNI/A/1027/2017, interní kód MU

Name: Psychosociální aspekty ovlivňující výkon vrcholových sportovců (Acronym: PAAPEA)

Investor: Masaryk University, Category A

Citovat

BUREŠOVÁ, Iva, Helena KLIMUSOVÁ and Kateřina BARTOŠOVÁ. Relationship between parent-initiated motivational climate, motivation and overtraining syndrome in adolescent elite athletes in collective sports. In 9th Conference for Youth Sport, 7.-8.12.2018, Ljubljana. 2018. ISBN 978-961-6843-90-4.

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BUREŠOVÁ, Iva, Helena KLIMUSOVÁ and Kateřina BARTOŠOVÁ. Relationship between parent-initiated motivational climate, motivation and overtraining syndrome in adolescent elite athletes in collective sports. In \textit{9th Conference for Youth Sport, 7.-8.12.2018, Ljubljana}. 2018. ISBN~978-961-6843-90-4.

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