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Experiences of children with obesity and their parents of participating in a physical activity on prescription intervention: a qualitative study. [PDF]
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Limb biomechanics in combat sports: insights from wearable sensor technology. [PDF]
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Football training vs. martial arts training: How are they related to executive function skills in 5-6-year-old boys? [PDF]
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2018
Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian movement practice that has been categorized as national sport, folklore, martial art, and dance. Although capoeira has been considered a game practiced primarily for leisure since the mid-twentieth century, throughout the nineteenth century it was a form of combat and self-defence based on kicking, tripping, grabbing, and ...
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Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian movement practice that has been categorized as national sport, folklore, martial art, and dance. Although capoeira has been considered a game practiced primarily for leisure since the mid-twentieth century, throughout the nineteenth century it was a form of combat and self-defence based on kicking, tripping, grabbing, and ...
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Latin American Perspectives, 2011
The global expansion of capoeira has radically transformed the practice and reach of the Afro-Brazilian fight/dance/game known as capoeira. Once a weapon of the weak, informally learned by male slaves on the streets and outlawed by Brazilian authorities, capoeira today is taught to men, women, and children in schools, health clubs, dance studios, and ...
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The global expansion of capoeira has radically transformed the practice and reach of the Afro-Brazilian fight/dance/game known as capoeira. Once a weapon of the weak, informally learned by male slaves on the streets and outlawed by Brazilian authorities, capoeira today is taught to men, women, and children in schools, health clubs, dance studios, and ...
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2023
This chapter explores the prefigurative politics of capoeira groups, specifically the ways groups are constructed in opposition to the individualist, consumerist expectations of present-day capitalist societies like the United States. The capoeiristas in this chapter focus on cultivating community and on producing the kind of supportive, collaborative ...
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This chapter explores the prefigurative politics of capoeira groups, specifically the ways groups are constructed in opposition to the individualist, consumerist expectations of present-day capitalist societies like the United States. The capoeiristas in this chapter focus on cultivating community and on producing the kind of supportive, collaborative ...
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