Effects of resistance training on performance in competitive badminton players: a systematic review by Tao Wang, Ng Yee Guan, Saidon Amri, Tengku Fadilah Kamalden, Zhendong Gao

“…Long-term interventions (>8 weeks) were more effective than shorter programs. Effective training modalities included plyometrics, eccentric overload, and functional core exercises.ConclusionRT programs tailored to the physical and technical demands of badminton can significantly enhance athletic performance, particularly in high-intensity scenarios like offensive strokes and rapid directional changes. …”
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Efectos a corto plazo de un programa de entrenamiento de sobrecarga excéntrica sobre el rendimiento físico en jugadores de fútbol de élite U-16 (Short-term effects of an eccentric-overload training program on the physical performance on U-16 elite soccer by Javier Raya-González, Luis Suárez-Arrones, Antonio Rísquez Bretones, Eduardo Sáez de Villarreal

“…The SG complemented soccer training with a proposed eccentric-overload training program 2 days per weeks during 6 weeks. …”
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Construction and practice of a stratified training program based on nursing clinical ladder model and Benner novice to expert theory in novice dental nurses (基于Benner理论构建口腔新手护士能级进阶分层培训体系的实施与成效) by TANG Youjia (汤有佳), DONG Xue (董雪), LI Rui (李蕊), ZHANG Xiaowei (张晓巍), DING Shanshan (丁珊珊), ZHAO Jing (赵静), WU Xuan (吴宣)

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE TRAINING STUDENTS OF ENGINEERING SPECIALITIES THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONTEXT APPROACH by Galina A. Krasnoshchekova

“…This article presents a model of foreign language professionally-oriented training of future engineers, and the creation of the new foreign language teaching programs is justified. …”
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Rotational training structures and national employment in public health education: an organizational perspective by Nadieh J. L. M. Taks, Tiuri R. van Rossum, Lidewij T. Warris, Ellen C. Reurslag, Sheda Sadrzadeh

“…Abstract Introduction Postgraduate medical education (PGME) relies on structured training rotations and workplace-based learning (WBL) to provide comprehensive clinical training and professional development. …”
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An Evaluation of the Courses in Curriculum of Undergraduate Preschool Teacher Training by Instructors in General Perspective by Nilay DEREOBALI, Gülsen ÜNVER

“…The data were collected with a questionnaire from 65 instructors employed in the Undergraduate Programs for Preschool Teacher Training in 26 universities in Turkey. …”
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Refocusing public health training on effective leadership and communication skills to increase efficacy by Sharia Phillips, Jasmine Hamilton, Wayne McCullough, Darline El Reda, Constance Currier, John Clements

“…The Master of Public Health and other programs can play a crucial role in the development of these skills through training and experiential opportunities allowing students to practice and enhance their leadership and communication efficacy. …”
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The key role of the translation of clinical trial protocols in the university training of medical translators by Alicia Bolaños-Medina

“…Finally, several pedagogical features of its instructional potential are presented, particularly those which make the translation of CTPs most suitable to be included in the University training programs of scientific and technical translators, both as an end in itself and as a key methodological step towards the mastery of the translation of other specialised genres.…”
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Pedagogical training in the Humanities Faculty of La Plata in recent history (1983-2014) by Luciana Garatte

“…In that period of time, the institution underwent socio-political transformations that the intervention gave it standardization of 1983, the educational policies of the 90s and more recently the incidence of improvement programs. The work focuses on the continuities and ruptures in that long period of time that account for the local processing of educational policies and the internal dynamics that allow a better understanding of the scope that pedagogical training was assuming in the Faculty's careers. …”
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Training the Gastroenterologist of the Future: A Different Mix of Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes in Needed by Claude C Roy

“…It is clear that the growth of technology and excessive demands for procedures have forced the curtailing of clinic time, erosion of clinical skills, distraction from scholarly pursuits and a decrease in the intellectual content of our training programs. In order to attract the ’best and the brightest’ and to better prepare gastroenterologists for the future, trainees will require more knowledge and experience in nutrition, genetics and the evaluative sciences. …”
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FEATURES OF THE FOREIGN LANGUAGES TEACHERS AND LECTURERS TRAINING IN US HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS by Zinukova Nataliia, Korobeinikova Tetiana, Perevorska Olena

“…The article examines that the most common educational programs among future teachers are the training of teachers of Spanish, French, Latin, German, and Chinese. …”
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A Multisystem View at Teacher Training Colleges during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Zach Sima, Lidor Ronnie

“…Our findings can help those involved in teacher education in understanding how organizational and pedagogical decisions were made under conditions of uncertainty and crisis, and how these training programs were adapted to the new circumstances. …”
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Hypertrophy Training Following A Total Hip Replacement: A Literature Review by Tyson Bull, Andrew Erzen, John O'Donnell, Michael Rafla, David Georgy, Mia Bailey, Amir Takla

“…This review aims to bridge the gap by offering a comprehensive synthesis of the available literature on postoperative rehabilitation after THA, with a specific emphasis on identifying the most effective muscular strengthening and hypertrophy training programs for patients undergoing anterior approach hip surgery.…”
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FOUNDATION OF INSTITUTIONAL FORMS OF ARTISAN TRAINING IN THE URAL REGION IN THE XVII–XVIII CENTURIES by Andrey V. Moiseev, Andrey V. Yefanov

“…The research objective is to demonstrate the specificity of artisan training in the Ural region in the XVII–XVIII centuries, and explore the relating historical and pedagogical heritage and its implementation in the modern vocational training system.Methods: The applied theoretical methods include the historical and genetic comparative analysis and synthesis of identified trends and specificities of artisan training; empirical methods involve data selection, analysis, systematization and classification.Results: The research findings reveal the specifics and key components of the artisan training system designed for developing the trainees’ abilities and practical skills.Scientific novelty: The proposed structure of historical pedagogical heritage is specified including the objective, axiological, regulative and technological aspects.Practical significance: The achieved results concerning the craftsmanship development in the past can be incorporated into the modern vocational training programs.…”
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Developing safety competence among Arctic tour guides in training: the case of the encounters by Barbara O. Hild

“…Guiding tourists in the Arctic requires to possess the ability to utilize their knowledge and skills on safety concerns related to harsh climate, self-sufficiency, and wildlife encounters. Several tour guide training programs are offered across the Arctic with an aim to develop competent guides to facilitate tourists’ safety and experiences, yet there is limited research on guide training program. …”
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Fermatean Neutrosophic Fuzzy Methodology for Teaching Quality Analysis in University Basketball Training by Yongzhi Wang, Ruifang Li, Mingtao Guo

“…By adopting a multi-dimensional assessment approach, universities can refine their training programs to create a more effective and engaging learning environment for student-athletes. …”
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Training as a factor in the development of the organization’s human capital (review of foreign literature) by P. I. Ananchenkova, О. V. Nikonova

“…Despite the fact that the development of human capital requires initial capital expenditures, the resulting benefit from investing in it does not raise doubts about the need for investments in employee training and development programs. Therefore, business owners and business policy makers are encouraged to invest in training and development of organizational human capital.…”
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COMPETENCY BASED PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER TRAINING: THE CASE OF A CHILEAN UNIVERSITY by Franklin Castillo-Retamal, Amauri Aparecido Bassoli de Oliveira, Ricardo Souza de Carvalho, Marcelo Castillo-Retamal, César Faúndez-Casanova

“…Due to the social changes and the needs of the country, the implementation of reflective models of professional practice in the teacher training programs in Physical Education is encouraged. …”
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Training Of Trainers (ToT) for Peer Counselors to Enhance Emotional Regulation and Self-Efficacy by Sahila Aurellia Widyadhari, Fivi Nurwianti

“…Peer counseling has proven effective in emotional support, highlighting the need for well-trained peer counselor trainers. This study evaluates the effectiveness of a Training of Trainers (ToT) program in enhancing future peer counselor trainers' self-efficacy and emotional regulation skills. …”
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The relationship between physical training, mental health, and nutrition on the performance of soccer athletes by Jori Lahinda, Isyani Isyani, Andi Gilang Permadi, Ainur Rasyid

“…This study used a quantitative approach with the support of two computer programs, namely, VOSviewer and SmartPLS 4, to analyze the relationship between physical training and mental health of football players" and "nutrition for the performance of football players". …”
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