Physical Education and Training (Latest Articles)

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Mechanisms for exercise training-induced increases in skeletal muscle blood flow capacity: differences with interval sprint training versus aerobic endurance training.

29 Nov 2008 Skeletal muscle blood flow capacity (BFC) is increased by exercise training due to structural vascular remodeling (in the form of angiogenesis of capillaries and remodeling of the arterial tree within skeletal muscle) and/or altered control of ...
rec_pub_19258658-mechanisms-exercise-training-induced-increases-skeletal-muscle-blood.htm

Use of a social cognitive theory-based physical-activity intervention on health-promoting behaviors of university students.

29 Nov 2008 The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of a 12-wk. physical activity intervention, based on conceptual discussions and practices of a social cognitive theory on health-promoting behaviors of 62 university students. The intervention ...
rec_pub_19235412-use-social-cognitive-theory-based-physical-activity-intervention.htm

Construct validity of the physical Education State Anxiety Scale: a multitrait-multimethod approach.

29 Nov 2008 The present study investigated the construct validity of the Physical Education State Anxiety Scale with the employment of multitrait-multimethod analysis with regard to responses of the Competitive State Anxiety Inventory-2. 233 high school ...
rec_pub_19235397-construct-validity-physical-education-state-anxiety-scale-multitrait.htm

A comparison of supply and demand for PETE faculty: the changing landscape.

29 Nov 2008
rec_pub_19177956-a-comparison-supply-demand-pete-faculty-changing-landscape.htm

Classroom teachers' perceptions of the impact of barriers to teaching physical education on the quality of physical education programs.

29 Nov 2008 A major aim of the current study was to determine what classroom teachers perceived to be the greatest barriers affecting their capacity to deliver successful physical education (PE) programs. An additional aim was to examine the impact of these ...
rec_pub_19177952-classroom-teachers-perceptions-impact-barriers-teaching-physical.htm

National physical education standards: a summary of student performance and its correlates.

29 Nov 2008 This study was one of the first to examine elementary student performance on the first four national standards for physical education (National Association for Sport and Physical Education, 2004). Motor skill competency, strategic knowledge, ...
rec_pub_19177951-national-physical-education-standards-summary-student-performance.htm

Development of motor and specific motor abilities for athletics in elementary school male and female first-graders.

29 Nov 2008 The aim of the study was to determine canonic relations between the set of basic motor variables and the set of athletic variables assessing the abilities of sprint, throw and long-distance run adjusted for children aged seven years. Study sample ...
rec_pub_19149221-development-motor-specific-motor-abilities-athletics-elementary.htm

Effect on performance of learning a pilates skill with or without a mirror.

20 Nov 2008 Mirrors are often used in an instructional environment where precise movements must be learned (e.g., martial arts, Pilates, dance). The potential for mirrors in the learning environment of a Pilates class, to affect the subsequent performance of a ...
rec_pub_19524854-effect-performance-learning-pilates-skill-mirror.htm

After-school interventions to increase physical activity among youth.

17 Nov 2008 Most children and adolescents do not meet the recommended 60 minutes or more of moderate to vigorous physical activity per day. One attractive approach to increasing physical activity in young people is providing activity through structured ...
rec_pub_19019903-after-school-interventions-increase-physical-activity-youth.htm

The effects of periodic interruptions of physical activities on the physical capacities of adult active women.

4 Nov 2008 Physical activity programs adapted to the elderly have been proposed with the purpose of minimizing the alterations provoked by aging. These programs usually present break periods of more than 30 days, at least once a year. The aim of this study was ...
rec_pub_18992949-the-effects-periodic-interruptions-physical-activities-physical.htm

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