Part II: Why Do Children and Young People Drop Out of Sport? A Dynamic Tricky Mix of Three Rocks, Some Pebbles, and Lots of Sand

www.mdpi.com/2673-995X/5/...

Along with that, this 2020 review paper by @lktphysio.bsky.social @yegphysio.bsky.social and colleagues falls into that same category. Comprehensive, robust and informative. Pretty much gets referenced in every introductory lecture, external chat and general chat!

bjsm.bmj.com/content/54/1...

As we help progress through return to sport, empowering athletes becomes even more important.

Educate, involve and collaborate: three strategies for clinicians to empower athletes during return to sport

Dale, @running-physio.bsky.social and Les

bjsm.bmj.com/content/56/5...
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Abstract submission information👇

🔗tinyurl.com/BIGAbstracts25 (a template is available)

Deadline: 19/03/25

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Final/ Do you advertise for/recruit interns in sport and exercise science?
What practices do you adopt? How do you ensure equity of opportunity?
Any best practice to share?

3/ Number of unpaid or low paid internships ⬆️ since 2018 and working class are less likely to access an internship than middle class.

If you need the work doing, pay people to do it. National minimum wage or living wage.

2/Many internships either low paid or not paid

Many interns dependent on parental finance for support whilst undertaking an internship = those from working class backgrounds/where parents can’t fund also miss out on opportunities

Yes, it is. If interested, I think some pre-print manuscripts are available to download for these (and other) research projects: eprints.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/view/creator...