Dr. Sameer Mohammed Sayyd

@taibahu.edu.sa

Assistant Professor, Department of Sports Sciences and Physical Activity, College of Education
Taibahu University



                                                        

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Dr. Sameer Mohammed Sayyd is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Sports Sciences and Physical Activity, Taibah University. His research focuses on sports management, organizational development, and quality assurance in higher education. He has published extensively in Scopus- and Web of Science-indexed journals and contributed to national sports development projects aligned with Saudi Vision 2030. He has participated in international conferences and received multiple academic excellence awards, including Best Research Presenter at ICPESS 2021. His work integrates sports governance, digital transformation, and strategic management to enhance institutional performance in the sports sector.

EDUCATION

PhD in Sports Sciences, University of Technology Malaysia (UTM).


MSc in Sports Management, Taibah University.

BSc in Physical & Health Education, Taibah University.

RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS

Arts and Humanities, Artificial Intelligence, General Arts and Humanities, Research and Theory

FUTURE PROJECTS

Digital Transformation and Administrative Transparency in Sports Organizations

A study exploring the role of artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and e-governance tools in enhancing transparency and decision-making in sports clubs.


Applications Invited
Collaborators with expertise in AI, e-governance, and sport policy.
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Scopus Publications

Scopus Publications

  • Endurance of leg muscle strength and endurance of arm muscle strength to the ability of swimming speed 200 meters breaststroke
    Berto Apriyano, Zainal Abidin Zainuddin, Asha Hasnimy Mohd Hashim Hashim, Sameer Mohammed Sayyd, Adjah Naqkiah Mazlan, Febby Apri Wenando, Argantos Argantos, Yovhandra Ockta, Mutia Febri Anisa, and Rifqi Festiawan
    JURUFRA SL
    The lack of breaststroke swimming ability among athletes has led to a decline in breaststroke swimming performance in the Solok city swimming association. This problem is thought to be related to the low endurance of leg and arm muscles to the swimming speed of 200 meters breaststroke. This correlational study aims to reveal the contribution of leg muscle endurance, arm muscles, and the joint contribution of both to swimming speed 200 meters breaststroke in athletes coaching achievements in the Solok city swimming association. This study involved 25 swimming athletes in Solok city, with total sampling technique. Data on leg muscle strength endurance was measured through the squat jump test, arm muscle strength endurance through the push up test, and swimming speed through the 200 meter breaststroke swimming test. Data were analyzed using simple and multiple correlations with a significant level of α = 0.05, and the contribution was calculated by the formula r² x 100%. The results of data analysis showed that leg muscle strength endurance contributed 74.65%, while arm muscle strength endurance contributed 70.06%. The combination of both contributed 74.99% to the ability of 200 meters breaststroke swimming speed of athletes coaching achievements in swimming associations in Solok city.

  • Cognitive flexibility's role in shaping self-perception of aging, body appreciation, and self-efficacy among community-dwelling older women
    Mona Metwally El-Sayed, Manal Mohammed Hawash, Mahmoud Abdelwahab Khedr, Sarah Ali Hafez, El-Saied Abd El-Hamid Salem, Samir Abdelnaby Essa, Sameer Mohammed Sayyd, and Ayman Mohamed El-Ashry
    Springer Science and Business Media LLC
    Abstract Background Cognitive flexibility, the capacity to adjust to new information, affects how aging is perceived. In Egyptian culture, older women’s views on aging are shaped by societal gender roles and expectations. These views influence their body image and belief in their abilities, all melded by cultural standards and values. Aim Investigate the mediating role of cognitive flexibility in the relationship between self-aging perception, body appreciation, and self-efficacy among community-dwelling older women. Methods A correlational analytical design was used on 200 women aged 60 years or older using the Cognitive Flexibility Inventory, Self-Perceptions of Aging, General Self-Efficacy Scale, and Body Appreciation Scales. Structural equation modeling was used in the analysis. Results The study found that cognitive flexibility is positively related to self-perception of aging and body appreciation and is also significantly related to general self-efficacy. However, no significant relationship was found between body appreciation and general self-efficacy. Additionally, the study found that cognitive flexibility partially mediates the relationship between self-perception of aging and body appreciation and fully mediates the relationship between body appreciation and self-efficacy. Conclusion Cognitive flexibility is vital in the relationships between self-perceptions of aging, body appreciation, and self-efficacy among older women. Therefore, nursing interventions targeting cognitive flexibility are recommended to promote positive self-aging perceptions, body appreciation, and self-efficacy in this population.

  • Inviting foreign direct investment for sports development projects in relation to economic development and development challenges
    Samir Abdel Latif Mostafa Mohamed, Sameer Mohammed Khalil Sayyd, and Mohamed Soliman Mohamed Ghreeb
    Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
    The present study aimed to investigate attracting foreign direct investment for sports development projects in relation to economic developments and challenges. The researchers utilized a descriptive approach, using a questionnaire, due to its appropriateness for the nature of the research. A total of 300 workers from the General Office of the Ministry of Youth and Sports participated in this study. They were selected using a stratified purposeful sampling method from the following categories: undersecretaries, general directors, department directors, department heads, and administrators. The findings of this study showed support for foreign trade exchanges through investment in export industries, especially in contexts where the host country has an advantage over the country of origin and where banking facilities are available in commercial banks. Additionally, it was demonstrated that lower risk and higher returns lead to an influx of investments. Consequently, this increases capital formation, particularly by reducing the state's dependence on external debt and decreasing the volume of foreign aid.


  • Institutional excellence in the egyptian and saudi federations of football in view of european model of excellence efqm "a comparative study"
    Mohamed Soliman Mohamed Ghreeb, Ahmed Mohamed Abdelkader, and Sameer Mohammed Sayyd
    Horizon Research Publishing Co., Ltd.


  • Sports activities for undergraduate students in Saudi Arabia universities: A systematic literature review
    Sameer Mohammed Sayyd, Zainal Abidin Bin Zainuddin, Diyana Zulaika Binti Abdul Ghan, and Zayed M Altowerqi
    Horizon Research Publishing Co., Ltd.

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