Recreation and Leisure Flashcards

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the process of giving new life to
something of restoring something.

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Recreation

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defined as the productive, creative, or
contemplative use of free time

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Leisure

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include all kinds of sports, both
team and individual, such as baseball, softball, football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, which are
active forms of recreation.

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Recreational Activities

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includes reading, fishing, playing computer games, and listening to music, gardening, etc

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Passive Recreational Activities

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principally concerned about the impact of outdoor forms of recreation on our natural surroundings such as forests, mountains, rivers, and lakes which are national heritage of a nation.

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Environmentalists

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represents a rewarding
form of human experience and constitute an important aspect of economic development and
government responsibility

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Recreation and Leisure

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  • The most common notion of recreation is that it is primarily a participation in sports and games.
  • It usually includes an extremely broad range of leisure activities including travel and tourism, cultural entertainment , participation in the arts, hobbies
    membership in social clubs, or interest groups,
    nature- related activities such as hunting and fishing
    and attendance at parties, special events, and fitness
    activitie
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Recreational Participation

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to express creativity,expose
hidden talent, pursue excellence in various forms of personal expression

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Recreational motivation

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offers a channel for releasing hostility and aggression. It also
away of struggling against the environment and adventurous and high risk pursuits

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active recreation

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A key factor underlying the growth of recreation has been the growth of free or discretionary time in the 20th century. Due to advanced mechanical equipment and automated processes in factories, agriculture, and other device fields, productive capacity
increased remarkably during the second-half of 19th century and
the first half of the 20th century.

More holiday and longer vacations are now enjoyed by most employees

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Increase in discretionary time

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sophisticated Technology provide new forms of recreation for people. Outdoor recreation uses complex and expensive devices in activities such
as skydiving, boating and roller blading.
Computer dating provides a new form of social contact for single adults. Also videogames offer a new varities of play settings. The internet has become part of tourism and travel by providing information and facilitating reservations and vacation choices

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Influence of Technology

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In 20th century the growth of public interest in exercise and physical fitness program.
Many people are now concerned about their health, vitality, and appearances. Research showed that the most successful fitness programs were those that provide recreational interest and satisfaction.

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Public Interest in Health and Fitness

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Various forms of recreation are being develop by profit-seeking businesses. Giant corporations have
taken control of music, television, movie businesses, theme parks and other leisure operations.

Many new facilities which offer varied forms of recreation are being develop as part of the trend toward commodification

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Commodification of Leisure

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An important aspect of the growth of recreation has been increased awareness of the recreation needs of persons with physical, mental or social disabilities.
These program use therapeutic recreation as a form of
treatment. One of the programs for people with disabilities
is physical fitness, sports training, and athletic competition for children and adults with mental retardation

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Therapeutic Recreation Service

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At present, there is a strong drive by women to play a more equal role in recreational opportunities. In the
past, women were barred from a variety of athletic, outdoor recreation cultural and social involvements.

Women treated as a second-class citizens in leisure opportunities, the emergence of a strong feminist
movement was corrected.

There is a growing interest in women’s which is the gymnastics, track and field, and similar events in every level of competition.

Outstanding women have helped create a new image of feminist strength, determination and self-
confidence

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New Leisure roles for women

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These are the federal, state,
provincial agencies and local departments that provide recreation
and leisure services as a primary function.

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Government Recreation Agencies

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These are nongovernmental,
nonprofit agencies, both sectarian and nonsectarian, which serve the
public at large with multiservice programs that often include a
substantial element of recreational opportunity.

The most popular voluntary organizations include the Boy Scouts,
Girl Scout, YMCA,YWCA, and YM-YWHA.

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Voluntary Nonprofit Organizations

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They provide recreational and social activities for their own members and, in some cases, assist community recreation needs.
Examples are golf, tennis, yacht, athletic, and country clubs

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Private Membership Organizations

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These are privately owned
businesses which operate to make a profit such as bowling alleys,
nightclubs, movie houses, etc

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Commercial Recreation Enterprises

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They serve those who work
for companies or employers by providing recreation as a part of
a total personnel benefits package

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Employee Recreation Programs

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Although it is obviously a form of
government sponsored activity, it is unique in its setting and
purposes

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Armed Forces Recreation

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It includes intramural athletics or sports clubs,
social activities, travel programs, performing arts groups, and other
forms of recreation on college and university campuses

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Campus Recreation

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These include any type of program
designed to meet the needs of persons with physical or mental
disabilities , individual with poor health, dependent aging persons,
social deviant persons in correctional facilities, and similar special
groups.

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Therapeutic Recreation Service

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major area of recreational involvement.
Command the highest degree of personal interest and emotional involvement both for those
who participate actively in them and those who are part of a big number of fans of school, college, and professional teams.

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Two Major Recreation Service Components
Sports and Tourism
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A second major area of diversified recreational involvement. Several major elements in the tourism enterprise which are closely linked to the growth of tourism as a form of recreation are the theme parks, water parks, fun centers, and sports tourism
Tourism
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usually concentrate on one dominant theme which may be historical, cultural, or geographical
Theme Park
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a specialized type of themepark are water parks. They feature wave pools, slides, chutes, shows, and other forms of water- based and entertainment. Water parks are usually part of larger theme park operation
Water Park
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A family entertainment center, also known as an indoor amusement park, family amusement center, family fun center, or simply fun center, is a small amusement park marketed towards families with small children to teenagers, often entirely indoors
Fun Centers
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refers to travel which involves either observing or participating in a sporting event while staying apart from the tourist's usual environment. Sports tourism is a fast- growing sector of the global travel industry
Sports Tourism
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T or F. the value of recreation and leisure is universally accepted.
T