I.3. The classification of movements recreation
In this part of our teaching material the aim is to explore the topic of movements recreation. Table 2 is to demonstrate its classification.
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Outdoor |
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longing for nature |
outdoor recreational and sports activities |
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get away from urbanization |
gardening |
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gathering |
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Health preservation |
Fitness |
Strengthening of civilizatiomal problems |
arányos test divatja |
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Worsening of morbidity and mortality rates |
aerobics, body building |
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slow/harsh diets |
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Workplace recreation |
High number of sick leave days |
improvement of work ability |
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significance of team wok |
team building |
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stress relief |
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type of sports |
sports games of the young to be relived again |
sports done at a younger age continued |
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achievement, competition |
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Wellness |
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new lifestyle |
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strengthening of holistic approach |
psychological balance |
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relaxation, beauty treatment, massage, nutrition |
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Seeking adventure |
Extreme sports |
getting away from the achievement-centredness of work |
extreme-level energy consumption |
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adrenaline dependence |
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desire to do something special |
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Adventure sports |
counterbalancing monotony |
seeking joint adventures |
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Fun sports |
traditional values lose significance |
emotional links to the chosen sport |
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specific subculture |
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active or passive fanatism |
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achievement-centred recreation |
amateur continuation of professional sports career |
exceptionally good physical condition |
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intensive sports activity in the past |
Table 1. Recreational trends (Gáldi, 2011)