The Influence of Equipment and Environment on Children and Young Adults Learning Aquatic Skills.

Learning aquatic skills is an important component of developing physical literacy in children. Aquatic skills such as floating, swimming and safe entry/exit promote engagement in different water environments and may help preserve lives in an emergency. This scoping review was conducted to evaluate the influence of task constraints (i.

The Poor "Wealth" of Brazilian Football: How Poverty May Shape Skill and Expertise of Players.

Worldwide, 1.3 billion people live in , a socio-economic status that has been identified as a key determinant of a lack of sports participation. Still, numerous athletes around the world have grown up in underprivileged socio-economic conditions.