Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Özgür Yayınevi, Gaziantep, 2025
In the face of rapidly advancing digital technologies, the field of sport sciences has entered an era of unprecedented transformation. From athlete monitoring and individualized performance planning to physiological assessments powered by artificial intelligence, digitalization now forms an indispensable layer in both theoretical inquiry and applied practice. As this new paradigm unfolds, the convergence of training science and digital innovation compels scholars and practitioners alike to critically explore how emerging tools reshape methodologies, challenge traditional frameworks, and offer novel solutions for enhancing athletic performance.This book, Training and Physiological Research in Sports in a Digitalizing World, emerges in response to this profound disciplinary evolution. It brings together a collection of original academic contributions that reflect contemporary perspectives at the intersection of exercise physiology, training methodology, digital health, and sports technology. The chapters compiled herein examine not only the functional integration of digital tools in the design and evaluation of training programs but also the broader epistemological and ethical implications of such integration. Through empirical findings, conceptual models, and critical analyses, the authors aim to inform future-oriented approaches to scientific inquiry and applied sport practice.