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Latino sport heritage shaped by various races and cultures
Latino sport heritage shaped by various races and cultures
As explained previously, at least four peoples contributed to the sporting heritage of New Spain: Spaniards, Native Americans, Africans, and the offspring of these three races. Of all those who had populated Spain, the Romans and the Muslims shaped the Spanish heritage most profoundly. Among the bloodier sports that fascinated the nobility was bullfighting, a contest some scholars trace to the Romans but others attribute to the Muslims who reportedly introduced it to Spain.
Boxing seen as path to a better life for many Latinos
Boxing seen as path to a better life for many Latinos
During the Great Depression, Latino immigrants struggling to survive in hard times viewed boxing as a path toward economic advancement. Latino immigrants struggling to survive in hard times also viewed boxing as a path toward economic advancement. Born in 1913 in Barceloneta, Puerto Rico, at a time when boxing was banned on the island, Escobar trained in clandestine gyms until boxing was legalized in 1927.
Latin American involvement in U.S. soccer
Latin American involvement in U.S. soccer
Hugo Pérez was one of the best soccer players in the North American Soccer League, but when the association folded, he played indoor soccer until he could, hopefully, join the U.S. national team for the 1990 World Cup. 108 When he was excluded from the national squad, it caused much controversy and raised the possibility that Latino soccer players were being slighted by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). So the purpose of LASCA became, according to Fonseca, “to call ...
Sport used as a tool for assimilation into American life
Sport used as a tool for assimilation into American life
In the early 20th century, sport was often viewed as a way to turn wayward Spanish speakers into “real” Americans. In his work on the use of athletics for imperial purposes, The Athletic Crusade: Sport and American Cultural Imperialism, Gerald R. Gems argues that sports such as baseball played a significant role in efforts to assimilate at least some (“better”) elements of the disparate groups that Americans encountered throughout the world during the latter part of the 19th century and the ...
University of Western Ontario, Faculty of Health Sciences
The University of Western Ontario ranks as one of the top ten research-intensive universities in Canada. The mission of the Faculty of Health Sciences is to lead in the generation and dissemination of knowledge in the areas of health and health care, rehabilitation, physical activity, and sport. In addition to its wide range of academic programs, the Faculty of Health Sciences is also home to some of Canada’s most innovative research initiatives, including the Canadian Centre for Activity ...
Keep Your Teeth Healthy
Samuel Low, DDS, reports that exercise may lower the risk of gum disease. Interproximal brushes may work better than floss to remove plaque on a root. A dentist should examine your gums with a probe to help you avoid gum disease.
Active adult communities encourage lifelong learning
Active adult communities encourage lifelong learning
The development of age-restricted communities, the forerunner of active adult communities, can be traced back to the 1950s, when a developer named Del Webb created Youngtown, a new town near Phoenix, Arizona. The concept of an active adult community was an immediate hit, with nearly 100,000 people visiting the community on opening day and over 200 homes sold during the opening weekend (Sun City Visitors Center, 2010). In Southern California, the planned retirement community of Leisure World...
World Congress on Active Ageing 2012 announces keynote speakers and invited symposia
World Congress on Active Ageing 2012 announces keynote speakers and invited symposia
The program will meet a wide range of professional interests including motivation, measurement, the environment and professional development and training. In the London Olympic Year of 2012 the Congress will be an event that will not only highlight the latest research evidence and best practice on physical activity and active ageing, but also highlight the needs of an often excluded but growing population group world-wide, the oldest old. A program of keynote papers, thematic symposia, ...
Responding to behaviors with P.R.I.D.E.
Responding to behaviors with P.R.I.D.E.
In the school setting, this can mean that whatever behavior a teacher displays toward his students will be mirrored. These responses help to defuse the teacher’s behavior and the student’s behavior in order to calm the situation. Chicago’s school district offers its teachers a 61-page document titled “The DCPS Philosophy and Approach to Student Behavior and Discipline,” devoted to a safe and effective learning environment, and includes eight additional pages on disciplinary response to ...
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