The use of fitness testing in schools has long been a topic for debate. Although already quite common in most secondary schools, its purpose, value and place in the curriculum remain under question. So, should we be using fitness testing in schools?
This webinar will provide an overview and update of the epidemiological, experimental and intervention research on the topic of sedentary behaviour.
In the last decade youth sport participation has declined greatly. How can extracurricular school sport get young people motivated to…
The measurement of physical activity and sedentary behaviour is fundamental to health-related research policy and practice. However, there are well-known…
Physical Literacy on the Move from Heather Gardner helps you develop the physical literacy of your students. Written to help PE teachers of children and adolescents the book features 120 different games and activities.
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) is set to follow up last year’s launch of Tennis for Kids with an expanded…
The natural order of classrooms has always been for children to sit. Whether it involves talking, discussion, working in groups…
A new study has suggested that joining a gym might be one of the best investments you can make to help boost health and fitness levels. The study was conducted at Iowa State University and found that people with gym memberships exercised more and had better measures of heart health.
