African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation and Dance
The African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation and Dance (AJPHERD) is a refereed journal published twice yearly (April and October) by AFAHPER-SD. It aims to provide a forum for physical educators, health educators and dance specialists, and other related professionals in Africa (including sports).
Vol 16, No 2 (2010)
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Table of Contents
Articles
| A descriptive and factor analytical study of salient retention strategies in commercial health and fitness centres |
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| M Dhurup, J Surujlal |
| Motivational variables that influence fan attendance in domestic rugby matches |
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| M Dhurup |
| Academic consequences of very mild and mild traumatic brain injuries in secondary school rugby players |
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| JA Laubscher, HP Dijkstra, GL Strydom, E Peters |
| Incidence of work-related musculoskeletal pain among dentists in Kwa-Zulu Natal |
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| TJ Ellapen, N Rugbeer, S Narsigan, K Pillay, S Abrahams, FA Desai, HJ van Heerden |
| Sport psychological skills that discriminate between successful and less successful female university field hockey players |
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| A Kruger |
| The role of visual functions in persisting developmental coordination disorder (DCD) among 7-year-old children: A follow-up study |
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| D Coetzee, AE Pienaar |
| Health risk behaviours among adolescent girls: A questionnaire versus the timeline follow-back procedure |
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| E Africa, K van Deventer |
| The effect of exercise and lifestyle interventions on heart rate variability in students at risk of cardiovascular disease –A pilot study |
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| J-A H Kirby, CC Grant, DC Janse van Rensburg, R Collins |
| The influence of physical activity on components of metabolic syndrome and vascular function in adolescents: A narrative review |
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| A Zeelie, SJ Moss, HS Kruger |
| The influence of dance and movement therapy (DMT) on the body image of female adolescents |
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| J Fourie, AC Lessing |
African Journal for Physical, Health Education, Recreation and Dance. ISSN: 1117-4315