Main benefits of sport Literacy
Main Benefits of Sport Literacy Prevents chronic diseases Teaching and learning sport literacy helps prevent chronic diseases promoting physical health and providing a variety of ways that physical activity can be competed, whether that’s by yourself, with a couple of friends or a team of players. Risks of diseases such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, infectious diseases and some cancers can be reduced by doing the minimum of 150 minutes a week of moderate physical activity, and can be further prevented by doing regular physical activity (CDC, 2024). Many different psychological benefits The psychological benefits of physical health and literacy extend far, with systematic evaluations indicating that physical activity is helping provide better outcomes for different mental illnesses and diseases, as well as helping improve “numerous psychological effects, such as self esteem, cognitive function, mood, depression and quality of life” (Mahindru et al., 2023). No...