College physical education reform on the lifelong impact of sports.docVIP

College physical education reform on the lifelong impact of sports [Abstract] refers to a person’s life-long physical life-long physical exercise and acceptance of physical guidance and education. College sports are life-long physical lay the foundation for the implementation of the most important stage, it must be physical education colleges and universities around the ‘life-long sports’ and ‘health first’ The purpose of reform. This paper put forward the theory of lifelong sports, college sports in the status of life-long sport based physical education in colleges and universities focused on the new initiative of the reform of lifelong physical impact: emphasis on options for courses, cancel-based courses; attention to individual differences, learn people-oriented ; attention oriented features, and develop a positive elements; emphasis throughout education, strengthen the extra-curricular links. [Keywords:] college sports; lifelong sport; education reform, new initiatives Propose a theory of lifelong physical In 1941, Mao Tse-tung as ‘Liberation Daily’ sports special issue inscription made ‘to carry out sports activities, improving the people’s constitution’ slogan. In 1952, Mao Zedong at the inaugural meeting of the All-China Sports Federation inscription calls again for ‘the development of sport and enhance the people’s health’. In 1953, Mao Tse-tung has further specified that: ‘Sport is the relationship between 600 million people’s health event. ‘In Mao’s thought’ to enhance the people’s physique ‘issue has always occupied an important position. Soon after the founding, we have formed a ‘make sports popular and regular’ sports policy, the early years of the Central Sports Commission continued to implement this policy: ‘We believe that the current policy of carrying out sports activities should be: the actual situation and to carry out mass sports, and gradually to make it universal and regular. ‘That’ the development of sport and enhance the people’s he