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The Concept Of Physical Activity
- Physical Activity
- Potential Benefits
- For Young People
- Healthy growth and development of
musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory system.
- Maintain of health-energy balance
- Avoid risk of coronany heart
disease, such as high blood pressure
- Opportunity for social interaction,
achievement and increase in esteem
- Less likelihood of being involved in
illegal drugs, alcohol or smoking
- Healthy growth and development of
musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory system.
- For adults participating
as a child
- Maintain of optimum body
weight in childhood reduces risk
of obesity in adulthood
- Maximisation of bone development
can reduce later risk of osteoporosis
- Maintenance of childhood aerobic
fitness potentially has a benifical effect
on adult risk or cardiovascular disease
- Maintain of optimum body
weight in childhood reduces risk
of obesity in adulthood
- For Young People
- Participation
- Government targets
to increase part-
- Enhance the take-up
ofschool young people
aged 5-16 by making a
min of 2 hours of pe
on school curriculum
- Halt the
year-on-year
increase in
obesity amoing
children under
11 by 2010
- By 2008, increase by 3% the
amount of people who participate in
active sports at least 12 times a year
- Enhance the take-up
ofschool young people
aged 5-16 by making a
min of 2 hours of pe
on school curriculum
- Government targets
to increase part-
- An Umbrella Term surrounding any activity that
requires an individual to exert a certain amount of
energy, resulting in an increase in heart rate
- Examples of
Physical Activities
- Participating on
a recreational
basis and/or
performing within
a more
competitive and
organised
sporting structure
- Walking,
skipping and
playing games,
to outdoor and
adventurous
activities, such
as skiing and
canouing
- Walking,
skipping and
playing games,
to outdoor and
adventurous
activities, such
as skiing and
canouing
- Examples of
Physical Activities
- Potential Benefits
- Factors Contributing
to a sedentary Lifestyle
- There is a larger
variety of leisure
activities available,
such as the TV and
video games
- Safety risks of
young people
being away from
parents control
- Children walk to school less than they should
- Curricular
and
extracurricular
time given to
Physical
Activity has
decreased
- Female girls levels drop due to social pressure
and the perception of sport being unfeminine
- There is a larger
variety of leisure
activities available,
such as the TV and
video games
- Barriers between
participation and
young people
- Lack of time
- Cost of activity
- Media
perception
of some
sports
- Discrimination
- Location you live in
- Safety Constraints
- Poor self image/body image
- Competing
leisure interests -
too many sports
to choose from
- School club links
- Competitiveness
- Lack of time
- Recreation
- Physical
- These are physical
activities which are done
for a variety of
reasons/benefits at a
relatively
unsophisticated level
- E.g. A fun game
of badminton
- E.g. A fun game
of badminton
- Benfits
- Physical, mental and
personal. e.g. stress
relief, enjoyment, to social
- Physical, mental and
personal. e.g. stress
relief, enjoyment, to social
- These are physical
activities which are done
for a variety of
reasons/benefits at a
relatively
unsophisticated level
- Outdoor
- Physical recreation in
the natural environment
- E.g. a country walk
- E.g. a country walk
- Physical recreation in
the natural environment
- Characteristics
- Freedom, Free
time, No
obligations, Range
of activities and
Self expression
- Freedom, Free
time, No
obligations, Range
of activities and
Self expression
- Physical
- Education
- Pysical
- The learning of
physical,
personal,
preparatory and
qualitative
values through
formal physical
activities in
schools
- Benfits
- Preparation for leisure
- Learn skills
- Develop creativity
- Team
work
- Preparation for leisure
- The learning of
physical,
personal,
preparatory and
qualitative
values through
formal physical
activities in
schools
- Outdoor
- Young people
learning in and
about the natural
environment.
Outdoor
Education is part
of PE involving
risk/safety
- Benefits
- Physical health
and skill
learning,
Personal and
social
development
prep for active
leisure and
enhancement of
quality of life
- Physical health
and skill
learning,
Personal and
social
development
prep for active
leisure and
enhancement of
quality of life
- Young people
learning in and
about the natural
environment.
Outdoor
Education is part
of PE involving
risk/safety
- Pysical
- Sport
- An organised
competitive
and skilful
physical
activity
requiring
commitment
and fair play
- E.g. playing seriously for a
local, regional or national team
- E.g. playing seriously for a
local, regional or national team
- An organised
competitive
and skilful
physical
activity
requiring
commitment
and fair play
- Leisure Time
- This is referred to as the
surplus time. (Time left over
when practical necessities
such as work, sleep and other
needs have been attended to.
- This is referred to as the
surplus time. (Time left over
when practical necessities
such as work, sleep and other
needs have been attended to.
- Classification Of
Sporting Activities
- Conditional
Activities
- Designed to
improve the
physical and
mental
conditions of
performer
- Designed to
improve the
physical and
mental
conditions of
performer
- Athletic
- Includes
track and
field
activities.
Judged on
measuring
(Time,
Weight)
- E.g.
Weightlifting,
OAA
- E.g.
Weightlifting,
OAA
- Includes
track and
field
activities.
Judged on
measuring
(Time,
Weight)
- Aesthetic
- Body is
used as
form of art,
repetition of
a movement
pattern
- E.g.
Gymnastics
- E.g.
Gymnastics
- Body is
used as
form of art,
repetition of
a movement
pattern
- Competitive games + sport
- Finding out who is the best
- E.g. Fighting, invasion
- E.g. Fighting, invasion
- Finding out who is the best
- Conditional
Activities
- Risks
- Percieved
- Risk is created in the mind
- Created to show sense of adventure
- Created to show sense of adventure
- Risk is created in the mind
- Real
- Participator is in actual danger
- Avoided by careful preperation
- Avoided by careful preperation
- Participator is in actual danger
- Percieved
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