Concepts of Sport in Society looking at the ideas of physical recreation, outdoor recreation and sport 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Physical EducationSocio-cultural studiesASAll boards Created by: JadeCreated on: 17-01-11 14:44 Physical recreation to take part in a game or activity for its own sake and not for any extrinsic reward partipation and not standard of performance, Taking part and not winning, enjoyment and satisfaction not record breaking Leisure Physical Recreation the reason physical recreation may be so low on the continuum may be opportunity, provision and esteem 1 of 6 Outdoor Recreation To appreciate the beauty of nature to respect the natural environment to feel a sense of adventure and perhaps risk 2 of 6 Sport Sport and Culture Amateurism and Professionalism who? - those will physical prowess (skills where? - at a designated place when? - at a designated time why? - intrinsic and extrinic rewards 3 of 6 What makes a sport a sport tradition - do we traditionally call the activity a sport physical exertion - does the activity involve strenuous movement competition - does the activity involve competition against oneself or others administration - does the activity follow national governing body rules behaviour - does the performer show commitment, skill and fair play 4 of 6 Fair Play/Sportsmanship functional - when sport is played in the spirit of the game, where rules are abided by and refereers decisions are accepted dysfunctional - when rules are broken on purpose, players argue with the referee and agression is shown towards others sportsmanship - treating your opponent with respect and as an equal showing fair play and good behaviour gamesmanship - practise of beating your opponent by gaining an unfair or psychological advantage without breaking the law e.g. time wasting 5 of 6 Sport For all and Elite Sport Sport for all - everyone has the opportunity to take part in the sport of their choice Sporting Excellence - the very best perfomers are given additional support Performance Pyramid foundation level - young children introduced to sport participation level - youngsters choose to take part in selected acitivities for enjoyment, friends and health Performance level - participants are commited to performing in formally organised activites Excellence level - elite performers represent their country in national and international competition 6 of 6
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