Using professional football players to promote a healthy diet & physical activity
The increasing rates of obesity among children and adolescents, especially in those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, emphasise the need for interventions promoting a healthy diet and physical activity.
The present study aimed to examine the effectiveness of the ‘Health Scores!’ program, which combined professional football player role models with a school-program to promote a healthy diet and physical activity to socially vulnerable children and adolescents.
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Protected: 16th EFDN Conference – FC Nordsjaelland: Purpose and the Future of the Game
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4th EFDN Practitioners’ Guide: Player involvement in CSR
How can clubs, leagues and FAs engage players in their CSR work? A question that EFDN has been asked a ...
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CAFE Report
This 2020 CAFE (Centre for Access to Football in Europe) Report summarizes the topic of access and inclusion for non-visibly disabled ...
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