Social, Cultural and Ethical Influences in Physical Activities

Define Physical Recreation:

• time spent away from work and free from obligations;

• an activity that involves physical exertion and skill, either as an individual or as part of a team competing against another person or team.

• a physical activity that promotes health, relaxation and enjoyment;

• to take part in a sport or activity for enjoyment;

Define Leisure Time:

• a physical activity that promotes health, relaxation and enjoyment;

• time spent away from work and free from obligations;

• to take part in a sport or activity for enjoyment;

• an activity that involves physical exertion and skill, either as an individual or as part of a team competing against another person or team.

Define Sport:

• a physical activity that promotes health, relaxation and enjoyment;

• time spent away from work and free from obligations;

• to take part in a sport or activity for enjoyment;

• an activity that involves physical exertion and skill, either as an individual or as part of a team competing against another person or team;

Define Play:

• a physical activity that promotes health, relaxation and enjoyment;

• time spent away from work and free from obligations;

• to take part in a sport or activity for enjoyment;

• an activity that involves physical exertion and skill, either as an individual or as part of a team competing against another person or team;

Suggest three factors that influences recreational activities choices:

• Where you live;

• Family Influences;

• Coaches and trainers;

• Social Circumstances;

• Policy makers;

Identify which one is NOT a influencing factor on choosing physical activities:

• Age and Health;

• Interests;

• Peer Influence;

• Facilities;

• Better awareness in health benefits;

Suggest three factors affecting the growth in leisure time:

• Reduced cost of equipment;

• Social circumstances;

• Peer Influence;

• Better awareness of health benefits;

• Increase in leisure time;

Identify which of the alternatives is not a factor of influence in growth of leisure time:

• advances in technology;

• more leisure facilities;

• wider media coverage;

• family influences;

• improvements in health care;

• Beginners and young people;
• It will involve mass participation;
• Involve learning and developing skills;

The statements refer to what stage in the Sports Development Pyramid?

• Foundation Stage;

• Elite Stage;

• Participation Stage;

• Performance Stage;

• Performers are representing national squads;
• Governing bodies are responsible for performers development;

The statements refer to what stage in the Sports Development Pyramid?

• Foundation Stage;

• Elite Stage;

• Participation Stage;

• Performance Stage;