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Volunteer management in sports tourism events: Motivation and satisfaction as d...

Effective volunteer management in sports tourism events depends on understanding motivations, segmenting profiles, and fostering satisfaction to ensure continuity and event success. The purpose of this study was to examine volunteer motivation, investigate differences in motivation based on gender and age, and identify key predictors of the intention to continue volunteering. The sample consisted of 390 partici...

A pandemia da inatividade: as ferramentas digitais como instrumento de atuação

Por uma pandemia da felicidade através das escolas

The effect of motivation on physical activity among middle and high school stud...

The study addressed two main objectives: (i) to investigate disparities in motivation dimensions regarding extracurricular physical activity and (ii) to identify the influence of motivation on time spent in formal and informal physical activity. A sample of 704 adolescents (56% girls) from middle (46%) and high school (54%), with an average age of 14.88 ± 2.52, was assessed for different motivation dimensions u...

The effect of physical activity levels on cognitive performance: Research in po...

The literature unequivocally acknowledges the numerous health benefits that physical activity (PA) provides. However, in other variables, such as cognitive performance (CP), the PA characteristics required to elicit favorable benefits remain controversial, particularly among adolescents. The aim was to investigate the evolution of CP in adolescents over the school year, as well as the role of regular PA levels....

Perception of service quality in sports tourism events: The MIUT

A escola e a integração no meio: a Educação Física como instrumento de atuação

A escola e a Educação Física na promoção de uma comunidade inclusiva

Utilização das novas tecnologias na promoção de um ensino inclusivo nas aulas d...

Association between the duration of the active commuting to and from school, an...

This study aimed to analyze the differences between active commuting to school (ACS) and non-ACS in cognitive performance (CP), and the association of ACS duration with CP. This cross-sectional study included 370 adolescents (males n = 170), with a mean age of 15.28 ± 2.25 years. CP was assessed through an interview, and ACS, extracurricular physical activity, and socioeconomic status was assessed by self-repor...