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Professor of Sport Participation Director of PASI: Physical Activity & Sport Insights. PASIglobal.com
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Investigating the drivers of pro-social connection infrastructure in community sport

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By Ian O’Boyle, Leila Heckel, Rochelle M Eime, Jane Farmer
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This paper explores the drivers and antecedents to pro-social connection infrastructure within the community sport context. We define social connection infrastructure as the people, places, programs, and policies that combine to foster a sense of social connectedness in community sport clubs.
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The return to sport is a chance to focus on health, not just competition

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By Hans Westerbeek, Rochelle M Eime
| Campus Review Verified
Home | Faculty Focus | The return to sport is a chance to focus on health, not just competition By: Hans Westerbeek and Rochelle Eime in Faculty Focus, Opinion, Top Stories May 25, 2020 The disruption to community and professional sport is among the most deeply felt casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic. Business models that were once considered untouchable and perennially healthy were exposed as utterly vulnerable when forced to shut down overnight.
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the story of netball

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By Rochelle M Eime, Federation Australia, Bob Stewart, La Trobe
| The Conversation Verified
In the 2018 lineup of 12 competing teams are world champs Australia (the Diamonds), world runners up New Zealand (the Silver Ferns) and the remaining teams that make up the world’s top ten ranked countries. The Australia – New Zealand rivalry has a long history of close clashes. Incredibly fit, the women are physically strong and up to 188cm (over 6 feet) tall. They put their bodies on the line to win. But that’s not how netball started.
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