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Men’s Bodies
Men’s bodies and body image have attracted increasing attention from researchers and popular press journalists during the past decade. Arguably, Western culture tends to identify men’s body image…
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Men, Body Image, and Eating Disorders
Health professionals have few resources to help them work with men who suffer from eating disorders (i.e., anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa) apart from the literature that focuses on females who…
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Sport, aging men, and constructions of masculinities
The benefits of exercise to functional health cannot be denied. A plethora of research has revealed the ways in which sustained, regular exercise aids the body, particularly cardiovascular health and…
Idealised media images: The effect of fitspiration imagery on body satisfaction and exercise behaviour.
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Gay men and prostate cancer: voicing the concerns of a hidden population
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Men, Masculinities, and Murder-Suicide
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The findings give pause to consider the need for men-centered M-S prevention strategies to quell the catastrophic impacts of this long-standing but understudied men’s health issue.
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The Natural
Stories about individual’s lives in relation to sport, and the body have intrigued me. This is due in part to my significant involvement in sport throughout my life and its central role in shaping my…
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The Meaning of Boys' Bodies in Physical Education
Boys who are highly skilled in sports and physical activity generally have a positive body-identity. Conversely, boys perceived to be less skilled in these areas can feel disassociated from their…
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Retired Men, Retired Bodies
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Investigation of ways in which older, retired men perceive their bodies and whether this bears on their masculine identity and quality of life identifies important health promotion strategies for health practitioners working with older men.
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Parents in youth sport: what happens after the game?
Characteristic issues surrounding parents in youth sport include examples of negative verbal and non-verbal behaviour demonstrated during competition. Numerous studies have done well to highlight…
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