Preventing recreational sports injuries: practicalities and governance

Peirce, Nicholas; Ranson, Craig

doi:10.5694/mja18.00132

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“…The skeletal muscle at each moment is defined as the maximum vertical distance between windows. It should be noted that window A, window B and window C will be calculated by two different methods, and finally take the center point [5].…”

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Changes of Free Amino Acid Content in Skeletal Muscle and Serum of Dragon Dance and Lion Dance

2020

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Dragon dance and lion dance is a special traditional sports activity with a long history of the Chinese nation. It appears in front of the world as a formal sports event, whether it is to spread the state of the country's physical fitness, or to improve the level of sports competitions, it has important significance in teaching and teaching effects, research and national culture. China's revitalization and diplomacy has achieved unprecedented growth. This article aims to study the effects of dragon and lion dances on skeletal muscle and serum free amino acid content. In this paper, a fluorescence spectroscopy method for amino acid quantification is established and compared with other experimental methods to provide a reference for the determination of other amino acids. The three amino acids were successfully analyzed by fluorescence spectroscopy, and the reaction mechanism was briefly discussed. The experimental results in this article show that, under normal circumstances, the dragon dance and lion dance exercise damage will reduce the content of skeletal muscle by about 5%, but it will promote the content of serum free amino acids, which will increase it by more than 10%.

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Changes of Free Amino Acid Content in Skeletal Muscle and Serum of Dragon Dance and Lion Dance

2020

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“…(Chen, 2001). Besides, recreational activities are extremely important to lighten financial and individual responsibilities of individuals (Peirce & Ranson, 2018). Individuals participating in recreational activities gain benefits such as physical, mental, social, relaxation and aesthetics (Crandall, 1980;Manfredo, Driver, & Tarrant, 1996;Kim et al, 2005;Ragheb & Tate, 1993;Hills & Argyle,1998;Diener, 2000).…”

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The effect of leisure benefits on happiness

YALÇINKAYA>¹,

Soyer

Ayhan

2022

HumanSciences

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Purpose: This study aimed to examine the effect of leisure benefits on happiness. Method: In the study, the “Leisure Benefit Scale” developed by Ho (2008) and adapted in Turkish by Akgül, Karakucuk and Ertüzün (2018) was used to measure the recreational benefit perceptions of the participants. In addition, the “Oxford Happiness Scale”, developed by Hills and Argyle (2002) and adapted into Turkish by Doğan and Akıncı Çötok (2011). Convenience sampling in the selection of the sample and face-to-face survey method was preferred in the collection of data. The analysis of the data was performed through the SPSS program, and descriptive statistics, Pearson Correlation, and Regression analyzes were used. Findings: The research group consisted of 1342 university students, 739 males (55.1%) and 603 females (44.9%), between the ages of 18-25 (21.07±2.24) studying in sports sciences faculties across Turkey. When the results of the analysis were examined, a positive relationship was determined between the leisure benefit perceptions of the participants and their happiness levels. Besides, it was observed that the perception of leisure benefits had a positive effect on happiness. Conclusions: Accordingly, a positive change was detected in happiness levels as the level of benefit perceived by the participants from recreational activities increased.

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Preventing recreational sports injuries: practicalities and governance

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Changes of Free Amino Acid Content in Skeletal Muscle and Serum of Dragon Dance and Lion Dance

Changes of Free Amino Acid Content in Skeletal Muscle and Serum of Dragon Dance and Lion Dance

The effect of leisure benefits on happiness

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