Transmission of Sports Information of Jiangsu University Sports Participation Impact Study

Participation in Sports

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High School Sports Participation

Scoliosis and sports participation

As the prevalence of health problems associated with a sedentary lifestyle increases, there is a worldwide promotion of sporting activities to stimulate physical activity. Hence the number of children and adolescents participating in recreational and competitive sports is growing. As a consequence, more children will seek a pre-participation physical examination. During this evaluation, scolios...

Future Study of Iran's Elderly Sports Using Cross-Impact Matrix

Introdution An increase in the population of elderly people in Iran in the future is an inevitable and significant process that should be examined from a variety of dimensions. The purpose of this study was to investigate the future study of Iran's elderly sports using cross-impact matrix. Methods: In this research cross impact analysis approach has been used as one of the future study methods...

Sports participation, sports injuries and osteoarthritis: implications for prevention.

There is increasing concern that too much physical activity may lead to osteoarthritis. The continuous stress that physical activity places on the joints can result in microtrauma and degeneration of the articular cartilage. However, the onset of osteoarthritis appears to depend on the frequency, intensity and duration of physical activity. Research has shown that individuals of all ages can to...