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#WorldAthlete's Day celebrates the power of sports in fostering #unity, #discipline, and #health. Participation in sports promotes physical well-being, mental resilience, and social connections. It instills valuable life skills like #teamwork, #perseverance, and #leadership, essential for success in various aspects of life. Additionally, sports break down barriers, bridging gaps between #cultures, #genders, and #socioeconomic backgrounds. Engaging in sports not only enhances individual health but also contributes to building a healthier and more #cohesivesociety.

???? Let's explore critical Sports Concussion statistics! Discover data on the prevalence of concussions in various sports, the impact on athlete health, and the trends in concussion management and prevention. Dive into insights on age demographics, recovery times, and the long-term effects of repeated concussions. Join the conversation on the importance of awareness, education, and safety protocols in sports to protect our athletes. Let's delve into these vital statistics! ?? Prevalence of concussions in various sports, impact on athlete health, trends in management. ?? Age demographics, recovery times, and long-term effects of repeated concussions. ?? Importance of awareness, education, and safety protocols in sports. #SportsConcussion #AthleteSafety #ConcussionAwareness #SportsHealth #InjuryPrevention #YouthSports #BrainHealth #AthleteWellness #SportsMedicine #ConcussionManagement #PlayerSafety #LongTermEffects #SportsStatistics #HealthEducation #SafetyProtocols

I missed the #ESPNWSummit in person this year. Virtual attendance was good, but there's nothing quite like being there live. I'm grateful for the valuable insights shared by the Women's Sports Foundation, particularly their report "Thriving Through Sport" - learning about it today was the perfect time as we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month. WSF's CEO, Danette Leighton, highlighted this report that underscores the transformative power of sports for girls' well-being. Participation in sports can significantly boost girls' mental health, reducing anxiety and depression while fostering social connections and a sense of purpose. However, the quality of the sports environment is crucial. Environments that prioritize winning at all costs and foster social comparison can actually be detrimental to mental health. For girls to truly thrive, sports should emphasize personal growth, healthy relationships, and a supportive community. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, here are actionable steps shared at the summit to create a positive sports environment for the girls in your life: 1. Celebrate effort over outcome. Focus on their dedication and improvement, not just winning. 2. Foster a healthy body image. Encourage self-acceptance and discourage unhealthy comparisons.? 3. Promote teamwork and sportsmanship. Highlight the value of working together and respecting opponents. 4. Be a positive role model. Cheer them on, and lead by example with a growth mindset. By creating a nurturing and empowering sports environment, you can unlock the transformative power of sports for girls' mental health - a timely message as we raise awareness this month. https://lnkd.in/eBUeMcpF #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #GirlsSports #MentalHealth #MayMentalHealthAwareness #WomensSports

The Milwaukee Youth Sports Alliance delves into the surprising link between mental health and sports, recognizing the profound impact of athletic engagement on emotional well-being. Beyond the physical benefits, participation in sports offers a unique avenue for individuals to cultivate resilience, self-esteem, and a sense of belonging. Through our commitment to supporting athletes and coaches with comprehensive training and resources, we aim to highlight the transformative power of sports in nurturing mental wellness. By fostering an environment that prioritizes mental health alongside physical training, we empower young athletes to harness the therapeutic potential of sports, equipping them with invaluable coping mechanisms to navigate life's challenges with strength and resilience. Our approach underscores the symbiotic relationship between physical and mental health, emphasizing the pivotal role of sports in promoting holistic well-being. Through tailored programs and support networks, we strive to instill a culture within the sporting community that values mental wellness as a cornerstone of athletic success. By equipping athletes and coaches with the knowledge and resources to address mental health proactively, we pave the way for a future where sports serve not only as a platform for physical achievement but also as a catalyst for personal growth and emotional resilience. #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #sport #youthsports #advocacy

Why Younger Generations Prioritize Community Over Individual Success Discover how today’s youth are shifting from individualism to community-minded values, focusing on health, sustainability, and team spirit. Learn why brands like Under Armour resonate with this generation, highlighting their concern for collective well-being. #YouthEmpowerment #CommunityFirst #SustainabilityMatters #TeamSpirit #ConsumerInsights #UnderArmour #BrandResponsibility #HealthInSports #FutureGenerations #CulturalShift

Oxfordshire friends, I’ve just been made aware that Oxfordshire Country Council are tabling a motion to reduce street lighting between 11pm and 6.30am across Oxfordshire at a meeting on the 14th November. It’s a delegated decision, so no councillor vote so I’d highly recommend signing the petition in the comments. Non Oxfordshire friends any information you can send me on the impact of women’s safety and lighting (whether actual or perceived) really welcomed. If the motion passes I plan to find a way to challenge it. On the one hand This Girl Can are running a campaign to #LetsLiftTheCurfew as we know women feel less safe after dark, and on the other hand the county council want to bring this in. “Our latest research reflects this, finding nearly half (48%) of women prefer not to be active outside after dark and that six in 10 (60%) worry about the risk of sexual harassment or intimidation when exercising as the evenings draw in. It also shows that two in five (40%) women feel limited because of this and that more than a quarter (27%) feel sad or frustrated.” (https://lnkd.in/eHKh3GEV) For women who work shifts etc this is really unhelpful. It’s only 3 years since Sarah Everard’s murder - most women haven’t forgotten this. Whilst reduced light may not change crime levels, what is does do is make more than half the population feel unsafe. That’s not okay, and I would also be really interested to know why the equality impact assessment has ticked ‘no impact’ on both sex and gender when we have bags of evidence this isn’t true. Most trains don’t stop running until late. I frequently get back from London later than that, and I would like my route home to bit lit. More info here: https://lnkd.in/e9kPjPui

"Adults aged 75+ continue to drive the growth in activity levels." (Active Lives Adult Survey November 2022-23 Report) Just take a second to think about that... It's great that older people are getting more active. But it also means that there has been almost no change in the last decade in activity levels amongst the majority of the population. And "activity levels are significantly lower if you are less affluent, if you live in a more deprived place or come from certain demographic groups". This is the hidden story behind these numbers. Being physically active, with all the huge benefits this brings, is increasingly the preserve of the older and more affluent, with youngest and least affluent left behind. These are also the groups who would benefit most in improved physical and mental health and wellbeing, and reduce the burden on the NHS. This is incredibly worrying for the future and there needs to be substantive change to move the needle. #MeetMovePlay ParkPlay

The Active Lives Adult Survey results are out today. Despite challenges like the cost of living, activity levels have remained stable in the last 12 months. The results do highlight the inequalities that continue to exist and it is these inequalities that #ActivePartnerships and other partners are working hard to address. You can read our CEO’s response to the survey results here ?? https://lnkd.in/eqTFbwgN

These results show how movement, physical activity and sport helps change lives. They show the challenges people face, direction of travel and speed of change. We have updated our Data Hub with local active and inactive data. Explore more here: https://lnkd.in/eAT6mhFn

??Long-term increase in activity levels positive but further action needed to tackle inequalities ?? Sport England has released the latest Active Lives data for adults across the UK. There are two million more adults getting active on a regular basis through sport and physical activity than in 2016, despite the impacts of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic and increased cost of living pressures. The new figures, published this week in the latest Active Lives Adult Survey report, show that between November 2022 and November 2023, 63.4% of the adult population met the Chief Medical Officers’ guidelines of doing 150 minutes, or more, of moderate intensity physical activity a week. That’s equivalent to 29.5 million adults in England playing sport or taking part in physical activity every week. Highlights: ????2 million more adults getting active ?? 25.7% of the population are inactive ?? Longstanding inequalities remain We will review and share what this looks like locally in #Dorset in the coming days. #Activelives