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The Flow Experience Of Adults Age 50 And Older In Recreational Doubles Pickleball, Glynis Worthington
The Flow Experience Of Adults Age 50 And Older In Recreational Doubles Pickleball, Glynis Worthington
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Pickleball, often described as a combination of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, is America’s fastest-growing sport. An estimated 4.8 million players enjoyed the game in 2021, 40% greater than in 2019 (Sports & Fitness Industry [SFIA], 2022). The game is especially popular with older players when played recreationally (for fun rather than prepare for or participate in competitions) in a doubles format (four players per court) (USA Pickleball Association [USAPA], 2022). This study identifies the degree adults age 50 and older experience flow (Csikszentmihalyi, 1990) while playing recreational doubles pickleball.
The Long Dispositional Flow Scale – Physical (DFS-2) was used to …
Benefits Of Movement For Academic Achievement And Classroom Behaviors, Alison A. Waltz
Benefits Of Movement For Academic Achievement And Classroom Behaviors, Alison A. Waltz
Graduate Research Papers
The purpose of this review is to discuss the benefits of using movement throughout the daily routine of an early childhood classroom. The research focused on using movement to increase literacy and mathematics knowledge, teach self-regulation skills and increase attention. and have different seating options that would allow for consistent movement. Findings of this review show that movement does have academic and behavioral benefits in the early childhood classroom. Limitations are recognized for the research presented and recommendations are given for ways to incorporate movement into the classroom. To conclude this review of literature. educational policies and future research are …