(a) |
Research the facility and program options available in the community that support participation in movement activities. |
(b) |
Identify the gaps in current community facility and program options as they would apply to the various community members (e.g., young children, youth, adults, seniors, physically disabled, males, females). |
(c) |
Propose solutions to community "activity deficits" and present solutions to community decision maker, if applicable. |
(d) |
Calculate the cost of participation in a variety of community-based movement activities (e.g., dance clubs, hockey teams, public swimming, golfing) and propose comparable options (e.g., physical fitness benefits, enjoyment aspect) that are less expensive or free. |
(e) |
Express insight in response to questions such as "Are there barriers to our achieving personally appropriate levels of participation in movement activities?" |