Jill Colangelo
Biographic Data
| ID | 3746572 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jill Colangelo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jill |
| FAMILY NAME | Colangelo |
| SIGNATURE | COLANGELO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bern |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2495-2009 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Risks for eating disorder in ultra-endurance athletes and the role of training volume: A cross-sectional study
There was a significant association between high training volumes and increased ED risk among this UEA sample, suggesting a need for greater awareness of psychiatric vulnerabilities in endurance athletes. Given the growing popularity of UES, better education on the risks associated with high training volumes may be necessary to promote healthier training practices, underpinned by further research into its physiological and psychological consequen…
Coercive compliance? Anti-doping systems in tennis and athlete mental health
Recently, a group of professional tennis players (i.e., the Professional Tennis Players Association) filed a legal case against several governing bodies in the sport. This suit intends to challenge the alleged disregard for athlete wellbeing when enforcing anti-doping policy, as this can engender adverse effects even in unintentional or unproven cases. This complaint is set against the background of several high-profile doping proceedings in tenn…
Psychiatric risk factors in Formula One and the importance of integrating mental health into driver science
Formula One (F1) racing has recently grown in popularity, extending well beyond its traditional European roots. However, there has been a paucity of scholarly research dedicated to the health of drivers and even less discussion of the prevalence of psychiatric symptoms, risk factors, and types of psychopathology in F1. This is notable given advancements in sports psychiatry and evidence of psychiatric disorders emerging across other sports. Accor…
Exploring the scope and applications of anti-doping measures in ultramarathon: An Analysis of the Positions of Ultramarathon Race Organizers
IntroductionWith ultramarathon attracting burgeoning interest, evidence has emerged about doping behaviors. However, currently, research into the anti-doping policy landscape and the adoption of testing and athlete surveillance is limited, including the applicability of rubric from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs). Consequently, it remains unclear if anti-doping provisions have been developed and …
Ultra culture-ultra reality: A content analysis of YouTube depictions of ultra endurance sport and comparisons to scientific literature
IntroductionInterest in ultra endurance sport (UES) is increasing, with relevant events growing in popularity. However, these activities may encompass more complex characteristics and demands that do not correspond to scientifically validated correlations between physical activity and improved health. It is unknown whether high volume training for UES can have adverse implications, although certain sociocultural aspects of western society, such a…
There just isn't any other option-so we just have to put up with it: Mental Health in Women's Cycling and the Necessity of Structural Change
Historically, bicycle riding connoted freedom, independence, and enhanced mental and physical wellbeing for women. Persevering through criticism and moral panic, female cyclists have been competitive since the late 19th century-many earning substantial prize money and prestige. Unfortunately, this progress was not linear in its trajectory and contemporary professional women's cycling continues to be pervaded by structural and cultural challenges,…
Ultra culture-ultra reality: A content analysis of YouTube depictions of ultra endurance sport and comparisons to scientific literature
IntroductionInterest in ultra endurance sport (UES) is increasing, with relevant events growing in popularity. However, these activities may encompass more complex characteristics and demands that do not correspond to scientifically validated correlations between physical activity and improved health. It is unknown whether high volume training for UES can have adverse implications, although certain sociocultural aspects of western society, such a…
Exploring the scope and applications of anti-doping measures in ultramarathon: An Analysis of the Positions of Ultramarathon Race Organizers
IntroductionWith ultramarathon attracting burgeoning interest, evidence has emerged about doping behaviors. However, currently, research into the anti-doping policy landscape and the adoption of testing and athlete surveillance is limited, including the applicability of rubric from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs). Consequently, it remains unclear if anti-doping provisions have been developed and …
There just isn't any other option-so we just have to put up with it: Mental Health in Women's Cycling and the Necessity of Structural Change
Historically, bicycle riding connoted freedom, independence, and enhanced mental and physical wellbeing for women. Persevering through criticism and moral panic, female cyclists have been competitive since the late 19th century-many earning substantial prize money and prestige. Unfortunately, this progress was not linear in its trajectory and contemporary professional women's cycling continues to be pervaded by structural and cultural challenges,…
Ultra culture-ultra reality: A content analysis of YouTube depictions of ultra endurance sport and comparisons to scientific literature
IntroductionInterest in ultra endurance sport (UES) is increasing, with relevant events growing in popularity. However, these activities may encompass more complex characteristics and demands that do not correspond to scientifically validated correlations between physical activity and improved health. It is unknown whether high volume training for UES can have adverse implications, although certain sociocultural aspects of western society, such a…
There just isn't any other option-so we just have to put up with it: Mental Health in Women's Cycling and the Necessity of Structural Change
Historically, bicycle riding connoted freedom, independence, and enhanced mental and physical wellbeing for women. Persevering through criticism and moral panic, female cyclists have been competitive since the late 19th century-many earning substantial prize money and prestige. Unfortunately, this progress was not linear in its trajectory and contemporary professional women's cycling continues to be pervaded by structural and cultural challenges,…
Psychiatric risk factors in Formula One and the importance of integrating mental health into driver science
Formula One (F1) racing has recently grown in popularity, extending well beyond its traditional European roots. However, there has been a paucity of scholarly research dedicated to the health of drivers and even less discussion of the prevalence of psychiatric symptoms, risk factors, and types of psychopathology in F1. This is notable given advancements in sports psychiatry and evidence of psychiatric disorders emerging across other sports. Accor…
Exploring the scope and applications of anti-doping measures in ultramarathon: An Analysis of the Positions of Ultramarathon Race Organizers
IntroductionWith ultramarathon attracting burgeoning interest, evidence has emerged about doping behaviors. However, currently, research into the anti-doping policy landscape and the adoption of testing and athlete surveillance is limited, including the applicability of rubric from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs). Consequently, it remains unclear if anti-doping provisions have been developed and …
Risks for eating disorder in ultra-endurance athletes and the role of training volume: A cross-sectional study
There was a significant association between high training volumes and increased ED risk among this UEA sample, suggesting a need for greater awareness of psychiatric vulnerabilities in endurance athletes. Given the growing popularity of UES, better education on the risks associated with high training volumes may be necessary to promote healthier training practices, underpinned by further research into its physiological and psychological consequen…
Coercive compliance? Anti-doping systems in tennis and athlete mental health
Recently, a group of professional tennis players (i.e., the Professional Tennis Players Association) filed a legal case against several governing bodies in the sport. This suit intends to challenge the alleged disregard for athlete wellbeing when enforcing anti-doping policy, as this can engender adverse effects even in unintentional or unproven cases. This complaint is set against the background of several high-profile doping proceedings in tenn…
Psychology (5 works) · Mental health (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Popularity (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Athletes (2 works) · Cardiovascular Effects of Exercise (2 works) · Doping in Sports (2 works)