Tynke Toering

Tynke Toering is a researcher affiliated with the Sports Science Centre of Expertise at Hanze University of Applied Sciences. Her work focuses on healthy aging, youth sports, and self-regulation in athletic performance.

• Research Areas: Healthy Ageing, Youth Sports, Self-Regulation.
• Key Topics: Training load in adolescent soccer, stress and recovery in speed skaters, cognitive development in outdoor instructors.

Her recent publications highlight interdisciplinary research bridging sports science, cognitive psychology, and public health. A 2024 scoping review examines contextual factors influencing training load in soccer players, while 2022 studies explore self-regulation frameworks and decision-making in outdoor instructors.

She has participated in events like the Coach in Control workshop (2021) and contributed to academic discourse through collaborations in sport psychology and performance optimization.