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CONCEPTS OF RECREATION AND SPORT

CONCEPTS OF RECREATION AND SPORT. What exactly are the following concepts?. PLAY RECREATION LEISURE PHYSICAL EDUCATION OUTDOOR EDUCATION SPORT. PLAY. is spontaneous is voluntary is fun is non serious has intrinsic value brings satisfaction heightens arousal is creative

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CONCEPTS OF RECREATION AND SPORT

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  1. CONCEPTS OF RECREATION AND SPORT

  2. What exactly are the following concepts? • PLAY • RECREATION • LEISURE • PHYSICAL EDUCATION • OUTDOOR EDUCATION • SPORT

  3. PLAY • is spontaneous • is voluntary • is fun • is non serious • has intrinsic value • brings satisfaction • heightens arousal • is creative • is uninhibitive

  4. RECREATION • activities carried out during leisure time • an extension of the play experience • as a personal experience of value to the individual • socially acceptable • morally sound • can be physical or sedentary • has a structured framework • part of personal development

  5. LEISURE • free time • opportunity • choice • relaxes the individual • allows self fulfilment

  6. PHYSICAL EDUCATION • instilling knowledge, skills and values through the medium of physical activity in an educational setting • involves a range of physical activities including team, individual, competitive and non competitive sport • involves acquiring activity specific skills and knowledge

  7. OUTDOOR EDUCATION • participation in outdoor pursuit activities in the natural environment in order to develop educational values • often in situations which are dangerous or challenging • no rules, no winners or losers • safety and conservation of natural environment important

  8. SPORT • institutionalised competitive activities involving vigorous physical exertion or using complex physical skills motivated by both intrinsic and extrinsic factors • acts as an emotional release • expresses individuality • success can be achieved • can help socialisation

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