Physical Activity and Coaching Research Centre
Life -PAC research projects have generated significant traction across the media.
Here is a sample of that reach:
Why "risky play" is good for a child’s physical, social & emotional development. By @JennyKavanagh32 @DublinCityUni @IrishResearch https://t.co/wjhxKAEtqc pic.twitter.com/WNx58VAx8o
— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) May 21, 2019
Have you ever given a child a toy only to find they prefered playing with the box? There could be a reason for that, as @ChristinaCDuff @DublinCityUni explains. Find out more on @RTEBrainstorm radio show tonight 10pm @RTERadio1 pic.twitter.com/Yl9zUBUaSz
— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) July 25, 2019
How to use video gameplay to get kids moving: @mcgannjamie @AdaptCentre & @Johann80Johann @DublinCityUni on video game techniques helping to improve kids' health & fitness https://t.co/MwzqsUKCur pic.twitter.com/lrgEK2sEXc
— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) February 12, 2018
How to keep the kids active over the Christmas holidays: children need to do at least 1 hour of physical activity a day to get their hearts & lungs working, writes @sjbelton @DublinCityUni https://t.co/t93aDUcSN7 pic.twitter.com/pUFt1o3jM8
— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) December 28, 2018
A description of the project and the works presented.
Life-PAC