Socio-Cultural Influences

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Aging

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can impact an individual's flexibility.

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Disability

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may influence the execution of certain skills.

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Aging

can impact an individual's flexibility.

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Disability

may influence the execution of certain skills.

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Puberty

It affects girls' and boys' bodies disparately and at varying times.

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What does BME stands for?

Black and Minority Ethnic

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Friends and peers

wield considerable influence and can either contribute positively or negatively to an individual's choices.

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Commercialisation

Sport extends beyond mere participation; it has become an integral component of the commercial realm, strategically managed and marketed to generate revenue. 

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Elite Sport, The Media and Sponsors

Commercialism in sports revolves around generating profits, involving three primary stakeholders

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Golden triangle

 illustrates the connection among sport, the media, and sponsorship, epitomizing the commercial, money-making aspect of sports.

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Television

Local and national coverage; freeview options; subscription or pay-per-view services; interactive features; on-demand services; Red Button services; satellite or cable broadcasting.

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Radio

Local and national radio channels; both analogue and digital platforms; public and commercial radio stations.

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Press

Newspapers, including local and national, as well as daily and weekly publications; magazines encompassing both general and specialized topics; books, ranging from technical works to biographies and novels.

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Films

Presentation in cinemas; television broadcasts; availability on DVDs; online streaming.

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Internet

Websites offering diverse content; blogs covering a range of topics; video channels; and various social media platforms.

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Rules

This collaborative approach to rule adaptation promotes inclusivity in sports while still maintaining standards of fairness and safety.

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Etiquette

These unwritten guidelines encourage individuals to engage in the "spirit of the game," emphasizing an active commitment to both respect and fairness rather than merely avoiding rule violations.

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Sportsmanship

It involves demonstrating respect and fair play towards opponents, as well as exhibiting graciousness in both victory and defeat.

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Gamesmanship

Players, without outright violation, might employ tactics that bend the rules or involve questionable methods to gain an advantage.

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Contract to compete

Some argue that this contract is integral to defining sport, and without it, the fair play model of sport would be fundamentally compromised.

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Illicit drugs

medicines that are used for non-medical purposes

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What are the 3 categories of Illicit drugs?

stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens

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Stimulants

speed up the central nervous system and may be used by athletes to reduce fatigue and increase their alertness.

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Anabolic steroids

are natural or synthetic substances derived from the hormone testosterone. 

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Blood doping

is the use of certain techniques and substances to increase the red blood cells in your body.

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Erythropoietin (EPO)

is a peptide hormone that increases the number of red blood cells your body makes and can improve endurance. Health risks include:

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Beta blockers

reduce the effects of adrenaline.

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Diuretics

promote loss of water from the body through urination (weeding).

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Verbal abuse, Physical violence, and Racial discrimination. 

Various manifestations of negative spectator behavior exist