App Store - Coach's Eye - 1 views
Enjoy A Few Moments Of Messed-Up Messages, Created And Shared By The Beauty Industry. H... - 1 views
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Very good video on how the messages girls get about beauty from the media.
Tip 590: Who Should Be Doing Steady-State Aerobic Training? Conditioning Tips For Athle... - 3 views
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Aerobic training effects on power/strength output and body fat loss.
David Epstein: Are athletes really getting faster, better, stronger? | Talk Video | TED... - 0 views
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Really interesting and convincing video on how we are not actually getting bigger, stronger, faster.
From iPads to life skills, Winona P.E. teachers find new ways to inspire activity in st... - 1 views
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Although this article starts off about homeschooled children coming into the gym, it continues with information about great PE programs in the US and how they are changing.
"The Talk" from HealthTap Doctors - 0 views
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sex education
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Not only is Valentine's Day coming up, but it's also nearly spring (traditionally known as "mating season"). Love is the emotional side of a romantic relationship, and for many, sex is the physical side. In this week's blog post, we're bringing it back to sexual health basics.
Sexual Health Demonstration Videos - 0 views
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Video demonstrations are designed to assist teachers who would like to show condom and dental dam demonstrations to their students.
Making Healthy Sexual Decisions - 1 views
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Posted under . Updated 30 April 2015. Key Facts You may be thinking about what it means to be involved in a sexual relationship. As a young adult, it's normal to think about sex, have sexual feelings, and have a desire to learn more about your own body.
STEM in Sports - 2 views
One iPad - 40 Hearts | The P.E Geek - 2 views
Mr Robbo - The P.E Geek - 0 views
Girls, Boys, and Media: A Gender and Digital Life Toolkit for Schools | Common Sense Media - 1 views
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"Girls, Boys, and Media: A Gender and Digital Life Toolkit for Educators Messages about gender roles come from all directions, but some of the most influential messages come from the media. For today's kids, that means not just the TV shows, movies, and ads they see, but all of the messages and images they create and receive from their friends. Use this toolkit to help students reflect on gender stereotypes: where they come from, how we learn them, and how they can shape the media that we consume and create."