means improving your overall well-being and quality of life
recreational activities
it is an active activities that give pleasure and leisure like gardening playing sports or dancing sewing camping and more
2 types of recreational activity
-active recreation
-passive recreation
active recreation
relaxation and fun time activities usually of a more formal nature with no particular rules to be followed. often requiring equipment and taking place at prescribed places sites or fields
passive recreation
do not require organized facilities like sports fields or pavilions and gyms
leisure
may also be described as activities that you do in your spare time like reading meditating drawing and engaging and popular activity
indoor recreational activities
can be done or performed in the host rooms are in the classroom and do even inside your house. require less space so it can be managed behind the door
badminton
can be played a single or double with the goal being to score by hitting the shuttlecock across the net and landing inside the opponents half of the court
bowling
also known as tan pins is one of the oldest games in the world dating back 7,000 years to egypt is played indoors on wooden or synthetic lanes with a maximum dimensions of 60 ft long and 42 in width
dance
a sequence of bodily movement rhythmically moving to music often used for releasing energy expressing intense emotion or having fun have involved into various forms serving various functions such as competition social and ceremonial
outdoor recreational activities
refer to voluntary participation in free time activities that takes place in a natural setting and benefit the body mind and or spirit
hiking
a long walk either for pleasure often times it's associated with mountaineering tricking and mountain climbing
biking
invented by a german baron carbon dress the running machine as cold at 1818 or bicycle was made in response to widespread starvation and the slaughtering of horses
intentional injuries
injuries resulting from violence it present a threat to the physical and psychological well-being of young people especially in developing countries which carry the greatest part of the global injury burden
two types of intentional injuries
1.self inflicted
2.assault
self inflicted
when a person harms himself/ herself on purpose
assault
when person/persons harm another on purpose
domestic violence
•influence in one's peer
•lack of attention or respect
bullying
•physical violence
•low self esteem
verbal bullying
saying or writing mean and nasty things example teasing and name calling
social/relational bullying
hurting someone's reputation or relationship examples spreading humors about someone and embarrassing someone in public
physical bullying
hurting a person's body or destroying his her possessions example heating kicking pinching making mean or rude hand gestures
stalking
•lack of self confidence
•experience abuse or being neglected
gang and youth violence
desire for group rewards such as status identities self-esteem and companionship
Fraternity
a group of people with similar backgrounds occupation interests and tastes
kidnapping
taking away or forcely moving a person
verbal abuse
form of cruelty that involves the use of words
state terrorism
use force or the threat of force without declaring war
bioterrorism
unintentional release of toxic biological agents to harm and terrorize civilians
cyber terrorism
use of information technology attack and draw attention to the terrorist cost
eco terrorism
use of violence in the interest of environmentalism
nuclear terrorism
is a number of different ways nuclear materials used as a terrorist tactic
narcoterrorism
used by drug traffickers to influence governments
sexual abuse
incest is sexual contact between person who are so closely related take the form of an older family member having sexual relations
molestation
is the sexual abuse of a person by an adult for sexual pleasure or for profit
rape
is a force sexual intercourse
republic act no.7610
an act that provides special protection to children from all firms of abuse neglect cruelty exploitation discrimination and other conditions
republic act no. 10627
an act aims to protect children enrolled in kindergarten elementary secondary schools and learning centers from being bullied
dance
an indoor alternative recreation for those who enjoy the beat of the rhythm and movement
Zumba Dance
created in the 1990s by dancer and choreographer beto perez anaerobic instructor in calicombodia a fitness program that involves cardio and latin spider dance it is an alternative in the recreational activity with fitness benefit claims