experiences with students with disabilities ( Reina et al., 2019 ). Female peers tend to have more favorable perceptions toward the education of students with disabilities in integrated PE classes, and students of both genders who reported having previously participated in integrated physical activity
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Perspectives of Students With Disabilities Toward Physical Education: A Review Update 2014–2019
Katherine Holland and Justin A. Haegele
Regulatory Fit Improves Fitness for People With Low Exercise Experience
Sophie A. Kay and Lisa R. Grimm
with a prevention orientation would be vigilant not to miss exercise sessions due to fear of the risks associated with a lack of exercise (e.g., protecting against heart and lung disease). People tend to experience one regulatory focus, known as chronic focus , but a particular focus can be
Experiences of Undergraduates Publishing Biomechanics Research
Stuart A. McErlain-Naylor
–student research partnerships have potential extrinsic (eg, acceleration in research productivity 5 – 7 ) and intrinsic (eg, motivation and enjoyment 6 , 8 ) benefits for staff and institutions, this study will focus on the experiences of students in such partnerships. Several frameworks have presented the ways in
Locker-Room Experiences Among LGBTQ+ Adults
Shannon S.C. Herrick and Lindsay R. Duncan
number of experiences, expressions, and identities that are not classified as cisgender ( Davidson, 2007 ). LGBTQ+ encompasses a range of identities and expressions that span across gender and sexuality. Heterosexuality simultaneously perpetuates and is predicated on the gender binary ( Jackson, 2006
Female Athletes’ Experiences of Positive Growth Following Deselection in Sport
Kacey C. Neely, John G.H. Dunn, Tara-Leigh F. McHugh, and Nicholas L. Holt
Traumatic and adverse events can cause people significant distress, yet individuals can experience positive growth from their struggle with such events ( Baker, Kelly, Calhoun, Cann, & Tedeschi, 2008 ). Studies have shown, for instance, that some survivors of natural disasters and serious illnesses
Exploring the Experience of Exercise in Older Adults With Chronic Back Pain
Melissa E. Hay and Denise M. Connelly
, 2011 ; Schlopflocher, 2011 ; Weiner, Rudy, Morrow, Slaboda, & Lieber, 2006 ). Among older adults, the back is one of the three most common locations reported for pain ( Abdulla et al., 2013 ). Additionally, researchers indicate that the experience of pain in older adults is intrinsically different
Students’ Perceived Experiences of Competitive Activities Through Electronic Platforms
Eve Bernstein
exposed to certain physical activities ( Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2013 ). While several activities can be offered in physical education classes, competitive activities and sport encompass many of the activities that students experience. How these competitive activities and sport are
Para Sport Development Experiences: Perspectives of Para Swimmers and Parents
Darda Sales and Laura Misener
athletes and experience these approaches. To begin to understand this phenomenon, we decided to explore the development experiences of para athletes in a sport that utilizes an athlete development model based on the Canadian LTAD. Understanding the developmental experience of para athletes remains limited
A Phenomenological Study: Experiencing the Unexpected Death of a Teammate
Duncan Simpson and Lauren P. Elberty
Sudden death by nature is unexpected and unanticipated ( Futterman & Myerburg, 1998 ), often creating feelings of shock and disbelief ( Straub, 2001 ). As people are usually unprepared for such a traumatic experience ( Margola, Facchin, Molgora, & Revenson, 2010 ), they often do not know where to
A Mixed-Method Study of Athletes’ Experiences With Mindfulness Across Stages of Readiness
Thomas O. Minkler, Sam Zizzi, Blake Costalupes, and D. Jake Follmer
demonstrating a possible connection between dispositional mindfulness and flow, Kee and Wang ( 2008 ) found via cluster analysis that a group of university student-athletes with high mindfulness scores reported significantly higher flow disposition (i.e., one’s propensity to experience flow states) compared
