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Olympism and role of Olympic Values in Sport
Journal of Anthropology of Sport and Physical EducationThe Olympic Movement is one of the most amazing phenomena in the history of mankind. Olympism and the Olympic Movement strongly promote ethics, values, education, excellence, fair play and cultural understanding among people. Olympic games represent the largest sports festival in the world where the athletes get an opportunity to meet and compete with ...
Diellza Kelmendi +2 more
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Applicability of Olympic Values in Sustainable Development
Sustainability, 2022 Sustainable development (SD) refers to development that can meet present needs, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. For global citizens to acquire and understand SD-related knowledge and cultivate the ability to apply and practice the principles of sustainability, Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is ...
Sungjoo Park, Dayoun Lim
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Pedagogics, Psychology, Medical-Biological Problems of Physical Training and Sports, 2013 The application of eastern combat sports in project of the education of the students youth in grounded. In the research took part 65 people (37 males and 28 females aged 17-25 years).
E. V. Gorbenko, V.O. Gradusov
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Raiders of the Olympic Values: Perception of the Development of Women's Canoeing in Spain for Tokyo 2021. [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2022 Although canoeing is one of the oldest sports in the Olympic program, it was not until the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 that women’s canoeing was first included in the competition. This fact has posed a challenge to the initiation and technification systems of
Guevara-Pérez JC +3 more
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Journal of Anthropology of Sport and Physical EducationThe Olympic Day Celebration (ODC) represents a unique and underexplored area of exciting research. This study examined how Olympic values are reflected in the ODC. A qualitative case study design was adopted as the main methodological approach.
A. Rathnayaka
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OLYMPIC VALUES: THE END DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE MEANS [PDF]
Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, 2010 Well could we shout: Gold for the victor; Zanes for scoundrels! Human beings are capable of the most beautiful acts, yet also the most despicable. Inevitably, this is also true in the world of sport, the history of which includes abundant examples of fair and foul play alike.
Eliseo Andreu Cabrera
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Evolution of the Olympic Movement: Adapting to Contemporary Global Challenges
Social SciencesThis paper explores the diverse impact of the Olympic Movement on society, emphasizing core values like ‘excellence’, ‘friendship’, and ‘respect’. Traditionally, the Olympic Movement actively promotes global sport through initiatives such as Olympic ...
Yannis Theodorakis +2 more
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Journal of the Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education, 2001 Ommo Grupe, Fumio Takizawa
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Acta Diabetologica, 2023 To assess body composition by means of BOD POD in the large cohort of Italian Olympic athletes of many sport disciplines (studied at the same time), and to provide possible reference values for body composition in elite athletes. 1556 elite athletes, who
L. Giovanelli +8 more
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Sustainability, 2022 This study investigates the effects of the Olympic announcement and the actual event on property values in the host region using the case of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games.
S. Han +6 more
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