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Welcome 🤙🏻 to the BASES SIG. This platform will be used to share knowledge 🤓 and engage in open discussion with a wider audience regarding paediatric exercise science 👶🏋️♀️🤸♀️🏊♀️👩🏽🔬. Please inbox if you’re interested in supporting the SIG and would like to get involved. 👍🏻
Things have settled a little. So, the podcast is back with a slightly different format. The idea is to breakdown papers in bite size chunks. Today we break down a paper from @bikedocter and team. Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/6T3…
Exploring how family influences impact children’s development of fundamental movement skills (FMS). Key barriers: parental knowledge, self-efficacy, & home environment. Empowering parents & enhancing community initiatives could improve engagement.
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New research measures teachers’ capability, opportunity, & motivation (COM-B model) to deliver physical activity in schools. Study shows strong model fit (CFI = .945, RMSEA = .066) and good reliability (α = .75-.81). #Education #PhysicalActivity #COMBModel @davidlubans
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I am sharing the release of this highly relevant book for school physical education practice, in which I wrote the chapter "Motor Skill Assessment in Children and Adolescents." @aiesep @IMDRC_MotorDev link.springer.com/book/10.10…
New review: “Effect of Accelerometer Cut-Points on Preschoolers’ Physical Activity & Sedentary Time” highlights significant variability in activity estimates using different cut-points. More research needed to optimise data processing methods for young children.
ACL injuries are ⬆️ among children, often due to a lack of basic movement skills. Focusing on fundamentals in PE and sports coaching may help reduce injury risk. Let’s prioritize proper movement skill development. @MikeDunky @CovUni_PASES theconversation.com/more-chi…
High muscular fitness boosts bone strength and body composition in overweight and obese kids! 🏋️♂️ Those with top isometric strength see the best bone health benefits. Let’s prioritise fitness to combat childhood obesity! 💪
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#ChildhoodObesity #Fitness
First action as Chair is brining us together and aligning our direction for 2023/24! If you’ve not received an email from me, please reach out.
There’s going to be a lot going on in the SIG. if you’re not already a member, then again, please reach out.
🏋️♂️💡 A meta-analysis of 53 studies finds that resistance training not only boosts physical fitness in school-age kids but also enhances their cognition, academic results, and classroom behaviour. #FitnessEducation #BrainGain link.springer.com/content/pd…
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I have worked with @CHERC_UoE to help drive the @BasesSig for a few years now. I am pleased to confirm I will be stepping up as Chair for the SIG as Craig takes on new challenges. I have big shoes to fill and I am humbled to be entrusted to keep driving the SIG forward @basesuk🙏🏻
Good morning everyone! It has been a while and there are some genuine reasons why. That said, @DrAshCox @CHERC_UoE and @MikeDunky have been working behind the scenes! We would like to organise a SIG meeting with existing members on 6/7/23 at 1100-1200. Comment below for more info
This is fantastic! 👏🏻
Super to have the wonderful @KipWebsterPhD from @UTKnoxville with us here @covcampus presenting on the challenges of motor assessment in children. @covresearch @IMDRC_MotorDev @BasesSig
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Latest work from our group: Early years professionals' perceptions and practices of motor skill development: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Working with the lovely @Kate_PhD22 Eileen Africa @MatiesSportSci & @EsteraSevel
@IMDRC_MotorDev @BasesSig @CovUniResearch @MatiesResearch
In the background @AshCox16 @MikeDunky and @CHERC_UoE have been planning to release a monthly newsletter to SIG members. Here is a screen shot of this months.
If you would like to get involved, comment below. SIG members, your copy will land in your inbox each month 📖
Fantastic to catch up with @CHERC_UoE and @MikeDunky this morning regarding SIG activity this coming year! 🎉
Plenty for SIG members to get involved with. It has been fairly quiet for many reasons, but now it’s time to get moving (figuratively and literally) 🚀
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Sharpening the mind, strengthening the body. Our latest work explores parents perception on use of S&C in children and youth. @emma_eyre2
@ricmartins08 @basesuk
@UKSCA @CovUniResearch @NSCA
@BasesSig @IMDRC_MotorDev
mdpi.com/2227-9067/9/10/1557
It’s been a while!! Finishing my PhD (viva next week) learning the ropes in a new job and a newborn have restricted my bandwidth!
However, next week I am done (with my PhD, not my children….. hopefully) and I have already lined up new podcast guests!
Normal service resumes ✅
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‼️ Exciting opportunity to complete a fully funded PhD @Carnegie_Sport & @GsalSport @TheGSAL ‼️
Title: Developing a school wide long-term athletic development programme: Primary to secondary school transition🏃♀️🏋️♂️📊
Project Details 👇leedsbeckett.ac.uk/courses/s…
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Interested in Youth LTAD? 🤸♂️🤼♀️🏋️
Interested in PhD Study? 📚
@Carnegie_Sport have an exciting PhD studentship with @MillfieldSport with UK full bursary & term time lodgings
Supervisors: @ihjcowburn @graywilliams_
More Info 👇 leedsbeckett.ac.uk/courses/s…















