Vol. 18 No. 4 (2012): Part 2 | African Journal for Physical Activity and Health Sciences

Risk management practices in sport in independent schools in Gauteng Province, South Africa

I Van Tonder, C Singh

873-884

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The influence of student internship work experience on their self-improvement and professionalism in Sport Management

R Chinomona, J Surujlal

885-899

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Participation of learners in Swaziland school sports

ED Ndlangamandla, C Burnett, CJ Roux

900-911

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Physical growth and academic intelligence of rural South African children: Ellisras Longitudinal Growth and Health Study

MB Matabane, MW Liebenberg, KD Monyeki

912-920

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Secondary sexual characteristics of stunted and non-stunted black South African boys living in a township in the North West Province

MA Monyeki, RL Mamabolo, AE Pienaar, HS Kruger, JH De Ridder, AL Toriola

921-928

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Socialization of elite wheelchair tennis players in South Africa

CJ Roux

929-938

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Socio-demographic correlates of alcohol consumption among university athletes

EG Rintaugu, M Andanje, LO Amusa

939-954

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Working women’s perceptions of participation in physical activity and the relationship with life satisfaction

VT Nolan, J Surujlal

955-971

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Motives behind students’ academic achievement and participation in sports activities: A case study of adolescents in Benin Republic secondary schools

PK Edoh

972-983

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The influence of exergaming on the functional fitness in overweight and obese children

A Van Biljon, GK Longhurst

984-991

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Youth, physical activity and leisure education: Need for a paradigm shift

LO Musa, AL Toriola, DT Goon

992-1006

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The effect of training frequency on selected physical and hemodynamic parameters in the training and retraining of sedentary adult males

MC Opperman, GL Strydom

1007-1020

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Physical activity and body composition, a risk profile analysis of learners in selected urban secondary schools in Namibia

JH De Ridder, GL Strydom, M Greeff

1021-1036

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Second-order systems approach to recreation provision in lower socio-economic communities

E Van der Klashorst, A Goslin, JGU van Wyk, DA Kluka

1037-1051

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Tourism as a route for the economic development of rural areas of Rwanda: Vibrant hope or impossible dreams?

JP Spencer, M Rurangwa

1052-1071

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Journal / African Journal for Physical Activity and Health Sciences / Vol. 18 No. 4 (2012): Part 2 / Articles

Articles

Risk management practices in sport in independent schools in Gauteng Province, South Africa

The influence of student internship work experience on their self-improvement and professionalism in Sport Management

Participation of learners in Swaziland school sports

Physical growth and academic intelligence of rural South African children: Ellisras Longitudinal Growth and Health Study

Secondary sexual characteristics of stunted and non-stunted black South African boys living in a township in the North West Province

Socialization of elite wheelchair tennis players in South Africa

Socio-demographic correlates of alcohol consumption among university athletes

Working women’s perceptions of participation in physical activity and the relationship with life satisfaction

Motives behind students’ academic achievement and participation in sports activities: A case study of adolescents in Benin Republic secondary schools

The influence of exergaming on the functional fitness in overweight and obese children

Youth, physical activity and leisure education: Need for a paradigm shift

The effect of training frequency on selected physical and hemodynamic parameters in the training and retraining of sedentary adult males

Physical activity and body composition, a risk profile analysis of learners in selected urban secondary schools in Namibia

Second-order systems approach to recreation provision in lower socio-economic communities

Tourism as a route for the economic development of rural areas of Rwanda: Vibrant hope or impossible dreams?

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