Daily digital gaming, weekly training duration, and perceived fatigue in athletes: indirect statistical associations involving digital game addiction awareness
IntroductionDigital gaming is a common leisure activity among athletes, yet its associations with weekly training duration and perceived fatigue remain insufficiently understood. This study examined the direct and indirect associations among daily digital gaming duration, weekly training duration, digital game addiction awareness, and perceived physical and cognitive fatigue.MethodsA…
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