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Adductor-Related Athletic Groin Pain: A Clinical Commentary. [PDF]

open access: yesInt J Sports Phys Ther
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Cultural capital and the place of sport

Cultural Trends, 2006
It is not unusual now to talk about the culture of the body, or to see routine and organized physical activity, as well as sport, as part and parcel of cultural life. In recent decades body management techniques have become a very conspicuous aspect of self-presentation and have been served by the expansion of the supply of commercial services to deal ...
Alan Warde
exaly   +3 more sources

Developing young people's sense of self and place through sport [PDF]

open access: yesAnnals of Leisure Research, 2013
Previous research has recognized positive health implications, both physical and mental, as an outcome of participation in leisure pursuits. They provide opportunities for self-expression and stress reduction, as well as an environment in which people ...
Hixson, E, Hixson, E.
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A Typology of Countries Using Place Branding Through Sport

open access: yesJournal of Global Sport Management
The main objective of this conceptual paper was to identify the profiles of countries using a strategy of place branding through sport and group them into clusters.
Yen-Chun Lin   +2 more
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Antique sports places in Anatolia

Journal of Sport & Tourism, 2005
Abstract One of the parts that form a national heritage, such as the historic places, ruins, immoveable historical objects, are the treasures of the country. They are not only the historical past of that country, but also they are the common products of humanity.
Tekin, A., Ekici, S.
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The place of arthroscopy in sports injuries

1986
The place of arthroscopy in sports injuries is not only valuable as a diagnostic aid for an injured knee, but in suitable cases simple surgical procedures through arthroscopy also help in rapid recovery. This paper illustrates the role of arthroscopy as applied to sports injuries following a review of 447 patients seen at the Sports Injuries Clinic ...
S. K. Mukherjee, J. Regan
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Sport in changing times and places

The British Journal of Sociology, 2004
Bale, J. 2003 London : 196 pp. £ 21.99 
 Eitzen, S.
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The Place of Sport in Cuba's Foreign Relations

International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1988
the popularity of baseball and boxing. The two most distinguishing characteristics of sport in Cuba before the revolution were its class structure and its professionalism.1 Amateur sports were almost exclusively the domain of the privileged classes. Only they had access to the resources, in the form of facilities, money, and time, required to be a top ...
Trevor Slack, David Whitson
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Editorial: Placing heritage in sport tourism

Journal of Sport & Tourism, 2005
It seems at first surprising that little attention has been paid to heritage within the sport tourism literature, especially when considering the enormous cultural significance that sport represent...
Sean Gammon, Gregory Ramshaw
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