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Olympic Games started

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Greece In 776 BC

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How did The Industrial Revolution/ Victorian Era affect peoples athletics? and List some relative activities from those Era’s. Who was and wasn’t allowed to participate?

Leisure time more apparent and Physical activity for “everyone”

(horseback riding, skiing)

The lower class were restricted from participating

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What is amateurism?

Amateurism refers to the practice of engaging in a sport or activity for enjoyment rather than for financial gain or professional status.

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What’s is Title IX

Title IX is a 1972 US federal civil rights law that bans sex-based discrimination n any sport leagues, educational program or activity.

a cause being more women’s sports leagues and more scholarship opportunities.

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What’s a salary cap?

Salary Cap = a rule that limits total money spent on professional sports players salaries.

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What’s the COC and what’s the job?

The COC is the Canadian Olympic committee who supports Olympic athletes financially


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What is the IOC and what is their job?

Coordinate Olympic Games helps choose which cities and countries the games will be hosted by as well as what games will be in the Olympics

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What happens if the Olympics aren’t done well?

Huge loss of money

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What role did physical activity play in sports in early human societies?

In early hunting and gathering societies who were on the search for food and shelter, constantly and where engaging in warfare was common would take part in physical activities and sports as a way to train Warriors, hone hunting and gathering skills as well as stay active and healthy

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What rules did physical activity in sport play in ancient Greece?

An ancient Greece religious significance was a big reason for participating in physical activity and sport. People believed God‘s bestowed powers onto athletes and winners of the sports presented offerings to Gods.

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What roles did Chase activity in sport play in the Roman Empire?

An ancient Rome is where the Olympic Games originated and more brutal, sporting events, such as gladiators were used for entertainment.

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What are three psychological barriers for not participating in athletics or sports?

Some psychological barriers are fair of exertion or pain, as well as self-consciousness, about appearance and perception of exercise Being boring.

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lifestyle diseases.

These are diseases that are required and our illnesses not inherited. This could be due to poor diet or lifestyle, for example type two diabetes, obesity, and certain cancers.

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Physical literacy

Physical literacy is being able to understand how your body moves

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What is LTAD stand for

LTAD is Canada‘s long-term athletic development plan it’s Canada‘s criteria/plan for Canadian activity for life.”

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benefits of physical activity

Prevention of lifestyle diseases, healthy body weight, reduced stress, improve memory, and self image, as well as productivity and slowed brain ageing