Embodied Movement Knowledge in Fitness and Exercise Education

  • Markula P
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The author looks at how fitness knowledge constructs our understanding of our selves, in order to conceptualize whether a fit body provides us with embodied ways of knowing about ourselves and the world, not as minds separate from and independent of our bodies, but as integrated human beings.

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Markula, P. (2004). Embodied Movement Knowledge in Fitness and Exercise Education (pp. 61–76). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-2023-0_5

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