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The Adulteration Of Childrens Sports Waning Health And Wellbeing In The Age Of Organized Play Kristi Erdal

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The Adulteration Of Childrens Sports Waning Health And Wellbeing In The Age Of Organized Play Kristi Erdal
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Publisher: Lexington Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.64 MB
Pages: 136
Author: Kristi Erdal
ISBN: 9781498571517, 1498571514
Language: English
Year: 2018

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The Adulteration Of Childrens Sports Waning Health And Wellbeing In The Age Of Organized Play Kristi Erdal by Kristi Erdal 9781498571517, 1498571514 instant download after payment.

The Adulteration of Children’s Sportsexplores current behavioral and physiological research about how children’s organized sport has changed; how adults’ goals and needs are at the heart of those changes; and the consequences of those changes on children’s enjoyment of sport and on their autonomy, creativity, and moral reasoning outside of sport. Adult introduction of early competition, extrinsic rewards, early sport specialization, and year-round participation has thwarted children’s intrinsic motivation and contributed to children’s attrition from sport. Kristi Erdal explores concerns about the future of sport itself, as adult-mediated selection practices whittle down young athletes earlier on shakier criteria. Parents’ and coaches’ complicity in these practices, however, is based on intermediaries poorly interpreting (or ignoring) the research literature. Thus, the final chapters of this book are about translating the research into applied ideas for change. Erdal provides an essential introduction to evidence-based research about children’s health and well-being in sport and debunks myths along the way. Adults built the problems compiled in this text. We can dismantle them as well.

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