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Direct linkFerkel, Rick C.; Hutchinson, Zach T.; Razon, Selen; True, Larissa; Zupin, Dagny; Jones, Lani M.; Judge, Lawrence W. – Physical Educator, 2019
The health status and physical activity levels in the United States of adolescents and adults is disheartening. Many health professionals have been using the term exercise is medicine to advocate more physically active lifestyles. Unfortunately, the focus of most PE curriculums is directed toward a sport and game model, which research indicates…
Descriptors: Educational Benefits, Physical Education, Health Related Fitness, Adolescents
