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Sports Injuries in a High School
Pediatrics, 1989A 1-year study was undertaken investigating all sports injuries at a large high school. A total of 1283 student athletes participated in sports and suffered 280 injuries for an overall injury rate of 22%. The largest injury rate was in football (61%) followed by girls and boys gymnastics, wrestling, and boys basketball. Five sports had no injuries—boys'
L G, McLain, S, Reynolds
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The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1981
In brief: A comparison of injury between boys and girls in eight similar sports showed that there was no difference in overall or individual injury rates. The girls had a significantly greater number of knee injuries and significantly more loss of time because of ankle injury.
R A, Shively, W A, Grana, D, Ellis
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In brief: A comparison of injury between boys and girls in eight similar sports showed that there was no difference in overall or individual injury rates. The girls had a significantly greater number of knee injuries and significantly more loss of time because of ankle injury.
R A, Shively, W A, Grana, D, Ellis
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Sports profile in public elementary school. Is it school politics or sports politics?
Movement & Sport Sciences - Science & Motricité, 2012Le profil sportif dans l’ecole primaire. S’agit-il de la politique scolaire ou de la politique sportive ?En 2005, la municipalite de Copenhague a decide de developper et de mettre en œuvre un profil sportif et du mouvement dans une ecole primaire locale.
Warren Pedersen, Lise, Trangbæk, Else
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School children and sport in Ireland [PDF]
, 2014 AD 23/04 ...
Fahey, Tony +2 more
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The importance of sport psychology in school sport
African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation and Dance, 2010The primary aim of this investigation was to determine whether the application of Sport Psychology in the coaching of school sport is a necessity or a luxury. The study revealed that school athletes desire further information about Sport Psychology and want the services to be more available.
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School versus non‐school sports
International Journal of Educational Management, 1995The development and promotion of sports is being carried out through both school sports and non‐school sports or sports associations. Seeks to investigate these two methods using the variables of participation, expenditure, sports installations and human power. Examines the advantages and disadvantages of the two systems.
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The School Psychologist and Sport
Journal of Applied School Psychology, 2005SUMMARY This article provides a background and logical explanation for school psychologists to feel justified in the pursuit of providing sport psychology services. This perspective is useful for the school psychologist or other school administrative personnel who may question or be questioned about the value or need for the provision of sport ...
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SecEd, 2014
The Youth Sport Trust national conference this week shines a spotlight on school sport. John Steele looks at the implications of recent developments including curriculum and accountability changes, and the Sport Premium.
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The Youth Sport Trust national conference this week shines a spotlight on school sport. John Steele looks at the implications of recent developments including curriculum and accountability changes, and the Sport Premium.
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The Journal of Health and Physical Education, 1930
(1930). Archery as a School Sport. The Journal of Health and Physical Education: Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 26-47.
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(1930). Archery as a School Sport. The Journal of Health and Physical Education: Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 26-47.
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2020
Objectives: Distress is an increasing public health problem for adolescents and young adults. We aimed to evaluate potential effects of a 10-week 90-minute once-a-week yoga course. Methods: A non-randomized controlled study with a school sport control group was implemented in two German secondary schools.
Jeitler, Michael +10 more
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Objectives: Distress is an increasing public health problem for adolescents and young adults. We aimed to evaluate potential effects of a 10-week 90-minute once-a-week yoga course. Methods: A non-randomized controlled study with a school sport control group was implemented in two German secondary schools.
Jeitler, Michael +10 more
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