Making health a priority in sport. Encourage sports associations to implement SCforH. Co-funded 2020-22 @EUErasmusPlus @Erasmus_project #SportForHealth#SCforH
EDUCATOOL: a 12-item questionnaire for evaluation of educational courses
⏱️ Short & simple: it takes only 1 min to complete it
💪 Comprehensive: it covers all four levels of the Kirkpatrick Model of Training Evaluation
🏆 Valid & reliable
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https://t.co/hOyP2Z9U1g
"Lack of time" ⏰ is reported as a barrier to exercise, but it's more complex than that.
We've developed the EXPERT model to better understand this issue. The model identifies 3️⃣1️⃣ factors, offering a framework for time-related exercise barriers.
https://t.co/xWRTHbEMJr
Health benefits of different sports: a systematic review of longitudinal and intervention studies including 2.6 million participants
✅23 health and mortality benefits found for cycling 🚴, football ⚽️, handball🤾♀️, running 🏃♀️ and swimming 🏊
Be active👍
https://t.co/Pq64F2CJvj
Health may be improved by increasing the time spent in:
☑️physical activity (PA)🚶♂️or sleep 🛌 at the expense of sedentary behavior (SB)🪑
☑️moderate-to-vigorous PA🏃♀️at the expense of light PA, SB or sleep
Check our new systematic review of 103 studies
https://t.co/cBqpO9lOo7
Of 536 sports organisations from 36 European countries:
- 75% were highly committed to elite sports
- 28% were highly committed to "sport for all" and other types of health-enhancing physical activity.
More focus should be placed on "sport for all".
https://t.co/p8XYE4VvO3
How are we doing worldwide in #PhysicalActivity surveillance, policy, & research efforts? New work from @GoPAnetwork found large inequalities between countries & world regions in their capacity to promote physical activity.
➡️https://t.co/WOFYmWC2bh
Our review on the benefits of sport for older people is out at @BJSM_BMJ 👉https://t.co/1jxhmVM9sp
Sport is a promising option to improve health outcomes (eg fitness, physical function, mental health and fat mass) in people aged 60+.
@msk_health@CathieSherr@AnneTiedemann1
SCforH Seminar was held on the 23rd of November, 2022 in Brussels, Belgium as a satellite event of the Moving People – Moving Europe 2022 conference organised by @ISCA_tweet. It was attended by 69 stakeholders in the sports sector.
The Closing SCforH 2020-22 Project Team Meeting was held on the 22nd of November, 2022 in Leuven, Belgium and attended by 17 project team members from 12 countries.
How to apply the SCforH approach?
Find out more in the 30-minute Sports Club for Health (SCforH) online learning course available in 25 languages: https://t.co/Zvj6dNy17G
What are the benefits of sports activity for physical, mental, and social health and well-being?
Find out more in the 30-minute Sports Club for Health (SCforH) online learning course available in 25 languages: https://t.co/Zvj6dNgqg8
What are the recommended levels of physical activity for different age groups?
Find out more in the 30-minute Sports Club for Health (SCforH) online learning course available in 25 languages: https://t.co/Zvj6dNy17G
What are the benefits of applying the SCforH approach for sports clubs and associations?
Find out more in the 30-minute Sports Club for Health (SCforH) online learning course available in 25 languages: https://t.co/Zvj6dNgY5G
The #GlobalMatrix 4.0 on physical activity for children and adolescents publicly launched today! Want to learn more about it? Consult https://t.co/TiroUqOliA and read the main scientific report at https://t.co/MGl66C2cXD
What are the benefits of applying the SCforH approach for individuals?
Find out more in the 30-minute Sports Club for Health (SCforH) online learning course available in 25 languages: https://t.co/Zvj6dNgY5G
On the 23rd of September, the Sports Club for Health 2020-22 project had a fruitful meeting attended by 16 team members from 11 countries. Thank you for your excellent contributions to the project.
The International Conference for Sports Associations and Clubs: Improving Health Through Sport was held on September 22, 2022 in Zagreb, Croatia and attended by >130 participants. The conference was organised as part of the Sports Club for Health (SCforH) 2020-22 project.
A symposium titled "Sports Club for Health (SCforH) approach: evidence on importance and examples of implementation activities" was held on 01/09/22 as part of the HEPA Europe conference in Nice and attended by >40 participants.