Transición de la retirada deportiva de los deportistas profesionales en deportes colectivos: una revisión sistemática

Sports retirement is something inherent to sport, it is a stage that all professional athletes must face. In handball, sporting retirement is a transition to another working life, given that the majority of athletes must continue working at the end of their sporting career. The objective of the present study was to carry out a systematic review with the prism method on the end of the career of athletes in general and within team sports in particular. The databases consulted were Web of science (6 articles), Scopus (3 articles), Pubmed (4 articles) and Google Scholar (12 articles). Only 10 meet the inclusion criteria. The results indicate how the variables that describe the retirement of an athlete such as age, social, personal and psychological factors affect. Those athletes who plan their retirement from sports in advance report better results, those who do not face a costly period of adaptation to real life. The study reveals the need to investigate the end of the stage of professional athletes, to make the transition with better guarantees of success for the player, the club and the social agents that surround both.

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E-balonmano com Journal Sports Science
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2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.17398/1885-7019.21.193
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Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise
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Transición de la retirada deportiva de los deportistas profesionales en deportes colectivos: una revisión sistemática

José Cuenca, Rafael Baena-González, Ana María Gallardo, Carlos Chavarría Ortiz
E-balonmano com Journal Sports Science
Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise
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Transición de la retirada deportiva de los deportistas profesionales en deportes colectivos: una revisión sistemática

José Cuenca, Rafael Baena-González, Ana María Gallardo, Carlos Chavarría Ortiz
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Sports retirement is something inherent to sport, it is a stage that all professional athletes must face. In handball, sporting retirement is a transition to another working life, given that the majority of athletes must continue working at the end of their sporting career. The objective of the present study was to carry out a systematic review with the prism method on the end of the career of athletes in general and within team sports in particular. The databases consulted were Web of science (6 articles), Scopus (3 articles), Pubmed (4 articles) and Google Scholar (12 articles). Only 10 meet the inclusion criteria. The results indicate how the variables that describe the retirement of an athlete such as age, social, personal and psychological factors affect. Those athletes who plan their retirement from sports in advance report better results, those who do not face a costly period of adaptation to real life. The study reveals the need to investigate the end of the stage of professional athletes, to make the transition with better guarantees of success for the player, the club and the social agents that surround both.

E-balonmano com Journal Sports ScienceVol. 21(2)
Universidad Católica de Murcia (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 92%
Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise
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Transición de la retirada deportiva de los deportistas profesionales en deportes colectivos: una revisión sistemática — José Cuenca, Rafael Baena-González, et al. · E-balonmano com Journal Sports Science (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS