> (1) all socioeconomic groups and (2) also those with a weaker relation to PA. Thus, quite a promising public service that should be of interest to policymakers in various countries!
New paper! 🔔
In Sweden, there is a service where everyone can borrow reused sports and leisure equipment 🏒🏓🏐 for free 💰. We examined who uses this service and can conclude that it is used by children and young people from >
https://t.co/AoIedZBb3x
NEW ARTICLE: "Sports and mobile imperatives in the lives of rural youths". Peter Carlman and Johan Högman explore mobility processes of rural youths in relation to sports. Mobility is a necessity to access the resources to construct a sports childhood. https://t.co/81MoodlmFN
Thus, the children reasoned based on both a health discourse where the body was discussed as an object 🦾 and an approach where the subjective aspects 💪 of the body emerged
7 most important questions answered by Dr Johan Högman @johanhogman:
1. Why do some children not enjoy physical activity initiatives?
A: Children who are not physically active do not view these activities as attractive and perceive them as sporty and competitive.
Really fun to present some findings from our study on the significance of free lending of sports and leisure equipment for socio-economic segregation. Thanks @EJSS_EASS for a great conference 😃
I had the honor of being a guest on the amazing podcast @PA_Researcher. How awesome is that? 😃 Among other things, we discussed why more "alternative" activities might be a good idea for inactive kids 🤼♀️👯♀️🎮 . Thanks for having me @OlliTikkanen!
https://t.co/4AOt110QNP
In this new paper, we show that children experience development in alternative sports programs 🥋🏓🏀 as something that occurs within themselves as well in relation to their surrounding environment.
NEW Open Access:
Children’s experiences of development in alternative sports programmes by Johan Högman and Christian Augustsson
@johanhogman@KAU
See full text: https://t.co/3mD7BSaQDg