prof. dr. Matthieu Lenoir
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"There is more that unites us than divides us". Optimizing talent transfer processes by clustering 34 sports by their task, individual and environmental similarities
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Identifying profiles of actual and perceived motor competence measured with aligned instruments: Differences in (enjoyment of) physical fitness
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Exploring the effects of instruction and game design on youth soccer players’ skill involvement and cooperative team behaviour
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Understanding the role of gaze behaviour and coaching experience in the assessment of youth soccer teams
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Sex differences in 3‐ to 5‐year‐old children's motor competence : a pooled cross‐sectional analysis of 6241 children
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Home sweet competence : home affordances and their association with toddler’s motor skills and cognitive functioning
(2024) JOURNAL OF MOTOR LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT. In Journal of Motor Learning and Development 12(Supplement 1). p.S84-S85 -
Fundamental movement skills in grassroots soccer : a comparative study of coaches' perceptions and practices in 9 European countries
(2024) JOURNAL OF MOTOR LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT. In Journal of Motor Learning and Development 12(Supplement 1). p.S62-S62 -
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From classroom to playground : investigating the educational background of Flemish child caregivers through the lenses of motor and risk competence
(2024) JOURNAL OF MOTOR LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT. In Journal of Motor Learning and Development 12(Supplement 1). p.S75-S76 -
Exploring the impact of obstacle courses on motor competence and autonomous motivation in physical education classes : an intervention study
(2024) JOURNAL OF MOTOR LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT. In Journal of Motor Learning and Development 12(Supplement 1). p.S79-S79 -
Motor competence and body mass index in the preschool years : a pooled cross-sectional analysis of 5545 children from eight countries