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Colin Jackson Sports Hidden Crises| BBC Panorama Doumentary Eating Disorder (review)

Our understanding of eating disorders and disordered eating in sport is growing but are we doing enough to tackle the problem? Colin Jackson investigates the hidden world of eating disorders in British sport, speaking to athletes from amateur to elite level and discussing his own problems with food when he was a 110m hurdler. He asks why those involved in sport are far more likely to have an eating disorder than the rest of the population, and talks to UK Sport chair Katherine Grainger and other heads of sport, about what the authorities should be doing to tackle the problem. Note: I meant to say Newtons 2nd Law not 3rd Law Note 2: I am a neophyte practitioner in Sports Psychology and Sports Science and thusly not accredited I cannot give you a personal one to one advice nor any interventions, legally under law. ------------------------------------------ Resources ----------------------------------------- MIND mental health charity: https://www.mind.org.uk/ BEAT charity: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/ Bex Quanlain is a good friend of the channel and she is more than welcome to tell you about her own experiences with Anorexia Nervosa and helping people who need help with this matter, bare in mind though she is not a Psychologist so she cannot perform or advice any nutritional or psychological interventions. But please do check out her channel it is a treasure trove of inspiration for people who need it and she is very inspirational.    / @bexsanorexiarecovery   There were a number of articles linked with the Panorama but for whatever reason were not mentioned by them, these involved RED's which many athletes get as an energy deficiency syndrome, sometimes caused by overtraining and other factors but for the most part, it is caused by under-eating or fueling their bodies for the needs placed on them by the sport or event. Team Zappi: It's about passion not contracts:    • Zappi Race Team: It's about Passion not Co...   ------------------------------------------ In order to review I utilised a modified performance descrphrancy table (2.3), to make the results scientific of sorts and objective. A performance descraphrancy table involves self-assessing sub-criteria from 5 categories. 1. Content 2. Information 3. Production 4. Film Mechanics 5. Scientific and Journalistic code of practice This allows us to cross-compare different content to one another. It is a bit rudimentary at the moment but will improve. To work out descrphrancy one calculates the self-importance of the measure and then compares where it needs to be improved (10-SA)xAPI. Lower scores indicate that less improvement is needed. You then compare mean avg of avg sums of each category. A reversed total = final score. Intro 00:00 Structure 1:07 Sports Science Information 1:50 What are ED's The Obsession to succeed 2:08 Colin Jackson Experience with Eating disorders 2:25 Why being leaner can make you faster 2:52 Pressure to perform 4:17 Culture of losing weight 4:55 Cycling culture of losing weight 5:18 Addressing problems in UK sport 8:00 The Norwegen Olympic answer to Eating disorders 8:58 Eating disorders and men 12:11 Lottery Funding 12:27 Production & Film-Mechanics 14:12 Synopses: 15:05 Rating: 16:53 ------------------------------ References ------------------------------ Gorczynski (2019). The BASES Experts Statment on Mental Health Literacy in Elite Sport Martisen & Sundgot-Borgen, (2013). Higher prevalence of eating disorders among adolescent elite athletes than controls Joy, Kaussman & Nativ (2016).2016 update on eating disorders in athletes: A comprehensive narrative review with a focus on clinical assessment and management Sundgat-Borgan, Torstveit (2004). Prevalence of eating disorders in elite athletes is higher than in the general population Pathamos & Laville (2006). Eating disorders in sport: the last taboo in applied sport psychology Roberts, Faull & Todd (2016). Blurred lines: Performance, Common Mental Health Disorders and referral in UK Athletic Populations. Eichstadt et al, (2020). Disorders in Male Athletes