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Discover how Distict 124 promotes belonging through Special Olympics, a vital platform for students with special education services to thrive in sports. Last year, they had 53 athletes, and they're excited to expand participation! #SpecialOlympics #CommunityBuilding #StudentAthletes #SportsForAll #EmpowermentThroughSports #FosteringBelonging #InclusiveEducation #AthleteSuccess #SpecialEducation

🚨 New Blog Alert! 🚨 Learn about Durham University's journey with AP Capture and Nacsport to elevate their sporting capabilities! 📊 Discover how these powerful tools are transforming their performance insights. 🏆 Check it out here ⬇️

🧑🎓 Top three tips for being successful within the sports industry! ⚽️ Hear from BA (Hons) Physical Education programme leader Stacy Hughes and her advice to thrive in the industry 👉 https://bit.ly/3S6PCqZ

Sir Dave Brailsford, long serving chief of the British Cycling Team and the person to whom the marginal gain doctrine is attributed to. Namely, upon becoming Chief of the BCT in 2003 he implemented the marginal gain doctrine which focuses on small, incremental steps (or up to 1% getting better) in different segments of that sport. As a result of that, in the 2008 and 2012 Olympics the BCT won 8 gold medals, something that was unthinkable in the 100 years long history of the sport. What's most important is that this concept is applicable and gives results in all other walks of life; business, relationship, personal development, education, science etc. #marginalgaindoctrine #incremental #gettingbetter #education ##personaldevelopment

Discover the interdisciplinary nature of AM resources with a focus on the legendary Muhammad Ali. This blog explores Ali's remarkable journey from the 1960 Olympics to his lasting influence on sports, society and culture. Bring his story to life with an interactive chronology, rare visuals and personal letters. Delve into the rich history of this iconic figure and learn how AM's digital resources foster critical thinking skills and enhance student engagement: https://okt.to/8IYude

Check out my latest article for The Daily Targum! “With the Rutgers football team on a four-game winning streak, it's time to gather with friends, enjoy great food and cheer on the Scarlet Knights at SHI Stadium. Here's The Daily Targum's guide to achieving the best tailgating experience possible.”

Hey, Folks! I am giving a talk here at Christopher Newport University on March 21st, from 12:20pm-1:20pm in MCM 101. Spread the word, and please attend! Title: "Bad Competition: The Vices Formed Through Sports" Here is a blurb of what I plan to talk about: What if there are certain vices that support peak performance? Should we permit high-level athletes to be bad people, in certain respects, if it means they will get more out of themselves in competitions? This talk explores the concept of Performance-Enhancing Vices—defects of character that assist us to perform well as athletes. It asks what, if anything, we should do about these vices.

Sharing the Learning Partnership is organising a workshop to focus on exploring and understanding the enabling conditions that support system change for physical activity and sport. It promises to be a highly participative session. Book here: https://zurl.co/d2Ee