performance, can be termed “resistance training movement activities.” Resistance training movement activities (RMTA) can be safe and beneficial in the primary school physical education (PE) curriculum to enhance motor skill competencies, physical fitness, and related psychosocial factors and to enhance
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Empowering Primary School Students, Potential Benefits of Resistance Training Movement Activities in Physical Education: Narrative Review
Andrew Sortwell, Daniel A. Marinho, Jorge Knijnik, and Ricardo Ferraz
Potential Role of Plyometric Training in the Development of Motor Performance Skills: A Narrative Review
Andrew Sortwell, Michael Newton, Daniel A. Marinho, Jorge Knijnik, and Rodrigo Ramirez-Campillo
increased inactivity and children being overweight, PE curriculum in schools is inclined to focus on time spent in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity ( Dauenhauer et al., 2019 ). Current physical activity interventions for primary school children also tend to overlook the critical importance of motor
The Sportsworld of the Hanshin Tigers: Professional Baseball in Modern Japan
John Horne
boys’ schools, similar to its development in Britain, and then moved into universities and downward to secondary and eventually primary schools as the 20 th century progressed. Certain sports were favored—especially the team sport of baseball—and these gained character-building and school reputation
Enhancing the Evidence Base for Irish Female Youth Participation in Physical Activity—The Development of the Gaelic4Girls Program
Orlagh Farmer, Donna Duffy, Kevin Cahill, Diarmuid Lester, Sarahjane Belton, and Wesley O’Brien
, 2016b ). The fact that FMS proficiency is consistently low among Irish adolescents ( O’Brien et al., 2016a , 2016b ; O’Brien et al., 2017 ) indicates the importance of early intervention programs in Irish primary schools, particularly for the female youth population. Examining girls’ PA perceptions
The Changing Nature of Gay Rugby Clubs in the United Kingdom
Ken Muir, Eric Anderson, Keith D. Parry, and David Letts
, and said, “It just was done that way.” One player added that most of the gay players he knew in primary school felt uncomfortable in the “hypermasculine” setting of rugby in the early 1990s when he moved away from playing. Going through puberty and discovering his sexual orientation, he added, was a
“Just Existing Is Activism”: Transgender Experiences in Martial Arts
Anna Kavoura, Alex Channon, and Marja Kokkonen
was perceived or regulated by others. For example, school PE was a context commonly perceived as hostile: During primary school my PE teacher used to address me as Miss [last name] and always tried to remind me about these [gender] things (laughter). We did put up a fight during third or fourth grade
Exposures of Hypermasculinity: Aesthetic Portrayals of Disengaged “Hockey Boys” in a Specialized Sports Academy
Teresa Anne Fowler
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Embodied Cultural Capital, Social Class, Race and Ethnicity, and Sports Performance in Girls Soccer
Pat Rubio Goldsmith and Richard Abel
, measures resources because teacher salaries are the primary school expense. The second is per capita expenditures, which are available at the level of districts rather than schools. Third, we include dummy variables for suburban, town, and rural schools, using urban schools as the comparison group. The
Intertwining Influences on Perceptions of Risk, Pain, and Injury in Sport: A Close Study of a Chinese New Immigrant Mother–Daughter Pair
Lucen Liu and Liyun Wendy Choo
: In primary school, she was so into soccer. She and her classmate, a White Kiwi girl, represented New Zealand in junior soccer games. How was that possible? Soccer! That’s ... that’s for Māori and White people. Lim’s radicalized view of her daughter’s body and physicality led to a limiting perception
The Making of a College Athlete: High School Experiences, Socioeconomic Advantages, and the Likelihood of Playing College Sports
James Tompsett and Chris Knoester
( Allison et al., 2018 ; Farrey & Walters, 2017 ; Hextrum, 2019 ; McGovern, 2018 ). In Model 3, our primary school-level variables of interest are added to the equation. Consistent with Hypothesis 2, there is evidence that school-level SES and the number of school sports that are offered shape the