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Movement programmes to enhance motor competence and physical fitness among high school girls in a low-income community of Cape Town, South Africa
Although motor skills, physical fitness and self-efficacy are considered important agents in promoting health and well-being, there is limited research on how exercise can be used to enhance these factors in children within the South African context, particularly among those living in low socio-econ...
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Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
2019
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