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| What is the typical american definition of sport? |
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| Institutionalized competitive activity that involves physical skill and specialized facilities or equipment and is conducted according to an accepted set of rules to determine a winner. |
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| Data in large masses. Usually measures numbers and statistics. |
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| Data that is quality. open ended questions and detailed answers. in-depth interviews. |
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| The study of the art and science of teaching. |
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- 4-13yrs
- parents have the biggest influence
- Community has an impact as far as availability
- some parents/coaches push too hard and may cause burnout |
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some influences include:
- family
-environment
-heros and role models
-social cliques |
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| Combination of of boxing and wrestling. currently called jiu-jitsu. |
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| In what year will the worlds population be over 50 and why? |
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| 2015 because of the baby boomer generation. |
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| change in health club memberships from 2008 to 2010 |
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| 20 million to 40 million, doubled. |
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| Moms working outside the home raised? |
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| from 47% in 1950 to 71% in 2010. |
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| Sport start and dropout rate peak between what ages? |
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| More sport than free play... why? |
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- Moms work outside the home
- fear and safety
- kids stay out of trouble |
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| what percent of kids between 6 and 17 play in at least one sport? |
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Kids stop playing sports because?
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- physical maturity
- peer influence
- intensity
- time constraints |
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| Pro athlete vs Participant athlete? |
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Extrinsic awards vs intrinsic awards.
Money and fame vs health and fun. |
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| Women and men had to be offered equal opportunities in sport situations. 1972 |
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| Obesity rate rise among children? |
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| During the past two years obesity has risen from 10.5% to 18% in adolescents between the ages of 12 and 19 |
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| What Percent of all schools require P.E.? |
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14% of all schools require P.E. Every day.
- 4% of elementary schools
- 8% of middle schools
- 2% of High Schools |
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| Physical education requirement in oregon? |
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150 minutes in elem schools and 225 minutes in grades 6-12 every week.
Doesnt start untill 2017-2018 school year. |
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| games every 4 years from 776 B.C. to A.D. 393. more than 1000 years. |
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| religious ceremonies were for? |
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| Remembering and recognizing the honor of the Gods. |
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| what happened to the olympics? |
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| The Christian emperor of rome banned pagan worship so the games ceased. |
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| When was the rebirth of olympics? |
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idea came from Pierre de coubertin in 1889 and games started back up in 1896.
- first international olympic comittee formed.
- decision to hold olympics every four years in different countries. |
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| years that were cancelled becuase of ww2? |
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1916, 1940, 1944 summer
1940 and 1944 winter |
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| close years in order to have summer and winter alternating every 2 years |
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Summer:
1904 - St. Louis
1932 - L.A.
1984 - L.A.
1996 - Atlanta
Winter:
1932 - Lake Placid
1980 - Lake Placid
2002 - Salt Lake City
1960 - Squaw Valley |
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- Prestige
- Potential financial benefit
- future use of olympic structures |
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2004 summer games in athens was bugeted for $5.9 billion when cost was about $14.6 billion.
- Beijing 2008 was most expensive ever costing about $43 Billion |
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| National Olympic Committee |
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- Promote the fundamental principles of Olympism at a national level
- Development of the athletes and support the developments of the sports
- Select and send teams and competitors for participation |
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- Development of mind, body and character
- Effort
- Good role models
- Ethics
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| not to win but to take part and not to have conquered but to have fought well. |
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| The rings and the Colors of the rings? |
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| the colors represent the 5 continents where the competitors traveled from. Designed in 1912, made in 1914 and not flown on a flag until 1920. |
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| United States Olympic Committee |
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| Headquaters in Colorado Springs, Colorado at the olympic training center there. |
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| Athletes beliefs that they are above society. they seperate themselves and believe that they have no rules or regulations. |
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| Held standards by a society |
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| Held standards by the individual |
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| Combo of moral values and standards |
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| 2 different types of Character? |
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Social Character: Team work, loyalty, work ethic and perserverence
Moral Character: Honesty, fairness integrity and responsibility |
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| Tennis, shooting, track and field, fencing, lifting, cycling, gymnastics, wrestling |
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