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With the problem of childhood obesity on the rise, it is important to provide a comprehensive physical education program that motivates students to lead healthy, active lifestyles. Adventure education is on the forefront of a curriculum shift from traditional sports to cutting edge, lifelong activities. With this change, many schools are turning toward equipment such as bouldering walls, a rock wall about 8 feet tall where students climb across versus up. Bouldering walls can be used as fitness stations or even as integrative game centers. However, because of the novelty of this activity,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
With the problem of childhood obesity on the rise,
it is important to provide a comprehensive physical
education program that motivates students to lead
healthy, active lifestyles. Adventure education is
on the forefront of a curriculum shift from
traditional sports to cutting edge, lifelong
activities. With this change, many schools are
turning toward equipment such as bouldering walls, a
rock wall about 8 feet tall where students climb
across versus up. Bouldering walls can be used as
fitness stations or even as integrative game
centers. However, because of the novelty of this
activity, there is little research on the
physiological response to bouldering. Researching
ways that bouldering walls can be used and providing
research that shows bouldering can increase heart
rate encourages the change from traditional sports
to innovative, lifelong activities. This book,
therefore, provides statistical insight into the
physiological effects of bouldering activities and
compares two ways to use a bouldering wall. Although
there is still much research to be done, this is an
excellent resource for educators who want to learn
about the benefits of bouldering activities.
Autorenporträt
Jennifer N. Muras recieved her MS in Exercise and Sport Science:
Physical Education and Adventure Education from the University
of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 2008. She currently resides in La
Crosse, Wisconsin and continually strives to find and implement
the best practices for physical education world-wide.