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View article: Body image and its impact in selected groups of men
Body image and its impact in selected groups of men Open
This thesis examined the relationship between body image and Psychological Distress in three groups of men: bodybuilders, elite Australian Rules football players and a control group who did not participate in any elite level sports. The ma…
View article: Major sports events and domestic violence: A systematic review
Major sports events and domestic violence: A systematic review Open
Increased rates of domestic violence (DV) have been associated with events such as public holidays, seasonal variations, disasters and economic crises. Sport is seen as gendered, exemplifying hegemonic masculinity and associated violence, …
View article: Interpersonal gendered violence against adult women participating in sport: a scoping review
Interpersonal gendered violence against adult women participating in sport: a scoping review Open
Rationale: Sport is increasingly seen as a vehicle through which to address and prevent the high prevalence of violence against women, yet it is also a site for interpersonal gender-based violence. This paper scopes recent empirical resear…
View article: Marketing Up the Wrong Tree? Organisational Perspectives on Attracting and/or Retaining Older Adults in Sport
Marketing Up the Wrong Tree? Organisational Perspectives on Attracting and/or Retaining Older Adults in Sport Open
Community sport is seen as a suitable setting for physical activity for different population groups. Older adults (aged 50+ years) are a rapidly growing population group. Physical activity is critical for healthy ageing, however sport part…
View article: Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence and Harassment against Women and Girls: Combining Evidence and Practice Knowledge - Final Report and Theory of Change
Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence and Harassment against Women and Girls: Combining Evidence and Practice Knowledge - Final Report and Theory of Change Open
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View article: A mixed methods case study exploring the impact of membership of a multi-activity, multicentre community group on social wellbeing of older adults
A mixed methods case study exploring the impact of membership of a multi-activity, multicentre community group on social wellbeing of older adults Open
Becoming a member of a community group offering social and physical activities may improve social wellbeing in older adults, especially following significant life events such as retirement or moving-house, where social network changes. The…
View article: A qualitative exploration of the client experience of inter-professional practice in the delivery of ActivePlus: a combined smoking cessation and physical activity intervention
A qualitative exploration of the client experience of inter-professional practice in the delivery of ActivePlus: a combined smoking cessation and physical activity intervention Open
Despite some early teething issues, participants reported a positive acceptance of the IPP and joint session delivery model, which added value to the overall ActivePlus program. Results from this research can provide practitioners with a c…
View article: Sport and ageing: a systematic review of the determinants and trends of participation in sport for older adults
Sport and ageing: a systematic review of the determinants and trends of participation in sport for older adults Open
This review demonstrates that older adults are a heterogeneous age group, and therefore require different strategies than other age groups to successfully participate in sport. It is recommended that the main findings from this review are …
View article: Are they ‘worth their weight in gold’? Sport for older adults: benefits and barriers of their participation for sporting organisations
Are they ‘worth their weight in gold’? Sport for older adults: benefits and barriers of their participation for sporting organisations Open
The ageing global population has led to an increased focus on health for older adults. However, older adults have not been a specific priority for some sporting organisations (SOs). Thus, there is an emerging opportunity for this age group…
View article: Women’s activewear trends and drivers: a systematic review
Women’s activewear trends and drivers: a systematic review Open
Purpose The activewear industry would benefit from an evidence-based understanding of how activewear is incorporated into women’s lives and their changing participation in physical activity. Activewear brands may be missing the trend of wo…
View article: The impacts of discriminatory experiences on lesbian, gay and bisexual people in sport
The impacts of discriminatory experiences on lesbian, gay and bisexual people in sport Open
This study examines the nature and impact of sexist and homophobic discrimination experienced by lesbians, gays and bisexuals (LGB) in Australian sporting settings. A mixed methods online survey was utilized to collate participant experien…
View article: Are they ‘worth their weight in gold’? Sport for older adults: benefits and barriers of their participation for sporting organisations
Are they ‘worth their weight in gold’? Sport for older adults: benefits and barriers of their participation for sporting organisations Open
The ageing global population has led to an increased focus on health for older adults. However, older adults have not been a specific priority for some sporting organisations (SOs). Thus, there is an emerging opportunity for this age group…
View article: The impacts of discriminatory experiences on lesbian, gay and bisexual people in sport
The impacts of discriminatory experiences on lesbian, gay and bisexual people in sport Open
This study examines the nature and impact of sexist and homophobic discrimination experienced by lesbians, gays and bisexuals (LGB) in Australian sporting settings. A mixed methods online survey was utilized to collate participant experien…