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Desenvolvimento do futebol de mulheres no Brasil: impacto das regulamentações na participação, desempenho e liderança esportiva

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By Júlia Barreira, Sandra Santos Verified, Sandra de los Santos, Ana Batista
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Developmental pathways and practice activity profiles of women’s football players in Brazil

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By Chellsea Hortêncio Alcântara, Júlia Barreira, Mateus Rossato
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study analysed the football activities undertaken throughout the developmental pathways of women’s players in Brazil. Eighty players (mean age = 21.0 ± 4.0 years) from clubs certified by the Brazilian Football Confederation completed a partial version of the Participation History Questionnaire (PHQ).
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Thirty-two years of inequality in coaching at the FIFA Women’s World Cup (1991-2023): do gender, race and region matter?

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By Júlia Barreira
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study examines gender, race, and regional representation among head coaches in all editions of the FIFA Women’s World Cup (1991–2023). Using a quantitative, longitudinal design, data were collected from official tournament records and analysed descriptively. Results revealed that women represented only 24% of all head coaches, with even lower proportions for women of colour and coaches from the Global South.
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