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Role Strain in Junior Acrobatic Gymnasts by Stauroula Kartsidima is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This study applies Role Strain Theory to explore the developmental experiences of five successful junior acrobatic gymnasts from Great Britain, focusing on how they manage multiple role demands from sport, family, and education during their transition to elite levels. Findings indicate that while these athletes experience chronic but manageable role strain, particularly during their early teenage years, they also benefit from strong support systems and a clear acrobatic identity. The research highlights the

Author

Stauroula Kartsidima

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EN