Can ability grouping in PE improve children’s physical activity?
Finding effective ways to teach children physical education can be tough. Ability grouping in PE is a big talking point, but is it effective?
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Journal for the Measurement of Physical Behaviour – New Human Kinetics Journal
The International Society for the Measurement of Physical Behaviour and Human Kinetics are pleased to announce the upcoming inaugural issue of the Journal for the Measurement of Physical Behaviour (JMPB).
Save money and learn more with a journal site license
Human Kinetics now offers annual journal site license options. These licenses give an institution access to all current volumes and back issue journal content. This can lead to significant savings for educational institutions.
How to improve your speed with sled towing
Does sled towing actually improve sprint speed and if so what is the optimum overload for the highest power output without harming running technique?
Yoga can help with weight gain prevention
Recent research from the journal of physical activity and health has found that practising yoga on a regular basis may help with weight gain prevention.
Weight gain during and post pregnancy – Who isn’t exercising?
Weight gain during and post pregnancy is a common worry. How much should you exercise? Research shows that many postpartum women are not exercising enough.
Walking up to one hour per week maintains mobility as older women age
In April 2017 the Journal of Aging and Physical Activity published findings that prove walking up to one hour per week maintains mobility as older women age.
The International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance – Journal of the month
Our journal of the month for April is the International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance (IJSPP). The journal has been in existence since 2006 and has an impact factor of 3.042.