Women in Sports: A Reference Handbook
byMaylon Hanold is director of the Sport Administration and Leadership master's degree program at Seattle University.
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Hanold, Maylon. Women in Sports: A Reference Handbook. ABC-CLIO, 2018. ABC-CLIO, publisher.abc-clio.com/9781440853708.
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Providing key data, insights, and ways of thinking about women and sports, this book is an excellent resource for high school and undergraduate students as well as for sport organizations serving girls and women.
• Provides readers with an overview of how sports came to be associated with men and masculinity• Details the various ways in which girls and women experience tension in sports regarding their bodies
• Suggests multiple approaches for making women's experience of sports and physical activity more positive and healthy
• Provides significant data relating to the growth of girls' and women's participation in sports and physical activity
• Offers insights into the ways in which sports both empower and marginalize girls and women in the Perspectives chapter
• Suggests policies for and approaches to fostering inclusive sport for all genders
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Women in Sports: A Reference Handbook
Author(s): Hanold, Maylon;Contributors: Hanold, Maylon;Abstract:Providing key data, insights, and ways of thinking about women and sports, this book is an excellent resource for high school and undergraduate students as well as for sport organizations serving girls and women.
• Provides readers with an overview of how sports came to be associated with men and masculinity• Details the various ways in which girls and women experience tension in sports regarding their bodies
• Suggests multiple approaches for making women's experience of sports and physical activity more positive and healthy
• Provides significant data relating to the growth of girls' and women's participation in sports and physical activity
• Offers insights into the ways in which sports both empower and marginalize girls and women in the Perspectives chapter
• Suggests policies for and approaches to fostering inclusive sport for all genders
SortTitle: women in sports: a reference handbookAuthor Info:Maylon HanoldauthorMaylon Hanold is director of the Sport Administration and Leadership master's degree program at Seattle University.
eISBN-13: 9781440853708Cover Image URL: ~~FreeAttachments/9781440853708.jpgPrint ISBN-13: 9781440853692Imprint: ABC-CLIOPages: 344Publication Date: 20180331Series: Contemporary World Issues- Cover Cover11
- Half Title i2
- Title v6
- Copyright vi7
- Contents vii8
- Preface xv16
- 1 Background and History 122
- Introduction 122
- Brief Overview of the Early History of Women in Sport 223
- Women’s Bodies, Health, and Movement 728
- Early Organization of Women’s Sports 1132
- Differences among Women’s Sport Experiences 1536
- Early History of Women’s Sportswear 2041
- Development and Importance of Title IX 2647
- Title IX and the Changing of Women’s Collegiate Sport Leadership: 1960 to 1982 3051
- Endurance, Adventure, and Notable Symbolic Moments for Women in Sport 3455
- References 4162
- 2 Problems, Controversies, and Solutions 4768
- Introduction 4768
- Gender Equality in Sports and Why It Matters 4869
- Sex-Segregated Sport and Inclusion Initiatives 5071
- Benefits and Risks of Sport Participation for Girls and Women 5778
- Black Female Athletes’ Experiences, Marginalization, and Moving Forward 6283
- Homophobia, Lesbian Athletes, and Creating Inclusive Sport 6687
- Women in Sport Media 7293
- Professional Female Athletes: Paths toward Equal (Better) 81102
- Women’s Struggle to Attain Leadership Positions in Sport 89110
- Constraints and Possibilities of Feminine Beauty and Joy in Sport 95116
- Shifting Beliefs about Women’s Physical and Mental Strengths 99120
- References 103124
- 3 Perspectives 113134
- Introduction 113134
- Compensation of Student-Athletes Threatens Women’s Collegiate Sports Altogether 114135
- A Shift in Perspective: Inspiring a New Generation of Female Coaches 118139
- Wearable Technology Helps to Inform and Improve Female Collegiate Soccer Players’ Performance on the Field and Body Image off the Field 123144
- Navigating the Female (Athlete) Body Knowledge Gap 127148
- Sport Empowerment Programs for Girls 132153
- “You Got This”: Making My Way on the Confidence Journey 137158
- Breaking the Gender Binary in Sport: Female-to-Male Recreational Athlete 140161
- Gender Equality in Sport: (Un)Awareness, Education, and Resolve 145166
- 4 Profiles 153174
- Introduction 153174
- Association for Women in Sports Media 153174
- Clare Balding (1971– ) 156177
- Camber Outdoors 158179
- Anita DeFrantz (1952– ) 161182
- Tony DiCicco (1948–2017) 163184
- Althea Gibson (1927–2003) 165186
- Pat Griffin (1963– ) 167188
- Nikki Kimball (1971– ) 169190
- Billie Jean King (1943– ) 171192
- Donna Lopiano (1946– ) 173194
- Kim Ng (1968– ) 177198
- Wilma Rudolf (1940–1994) 179200
- Barbara Slater (1959– ) 182203
- Ellen Staurowsky (Birthdate Unknown– ) 184205
- Tucker Center for Research on Girls and Women in Sport 186207
- Donna de Varona (1947– ) 189210
- Venus Williams (1980– ) 193214
- Women in Sport (United Kingdom) 196217
- Women in Sports and Events 198219
- Women Leaders in College Sports 199220
- Women’s Sports Foundation 201222
- Babe Didrickson Zaharias (1911–1956) 205226
- 5 Data and Documents 211232
- Introduction 211232
- Data 211232
- Table 5.1 Participation Numbers of High School Athletes by Gender 211232
- Table 5.2 Collegiate Sports Offered in NCAA Schools 212233
- Table 5.3 Percentage of Women’s Varsity Teams in Intercollegiate Athletics for the Academic Year 2013–2014 213234
- Table 5.4 Top 10 Coaching Behaviors Desired by Collegiate Female Athletes 214235
- Table 5.5 Women’s Participation in the Olympiad and Summer Olympic Games 216237
- Table 5.6 Women’s Participation in the Winter Olympic Games 218239
- Table 5.7 Selected List of Professional Women’s Sports and Most Common Methods of Compensation 219240
- Figure 5.1 Relative Percentages of Female Participation in Team Sports, Outdoor Sports, and Indoor Activities for 2016 219240
- Figure 5.2 Comparison of Female and Male Outdoor Activity Participation Percentages for 2016 222243
- Table 5.8 Percentages of Women in Leadership Positions in NCAA Schools 222243
- Table 5.9 Summary of Efforts toward Gender Equality in Professional Sport Leadership 225246
- Figure 5.3 Mainstream Media Coverage of Women’s Sports 226247
- Documents 228249
- Title IX of the Education Amendments (1972) 228249
- Intercollegiate Athletics Policy: Three-Part Test (1973) 230251
- Brighton Plus Helsinki Declaration on Women and Sport (2014) 232253
- Los Angeles Declaration (2012) 235256
- NCAA Gender Equity Planning: Best Practices (2016) 237258
- NCAA Inclusion of Transgender Student-Athletes (2011) 239260
- Los Angeles Policy Transgender Students—Ensuring Equity and Nondiscrimination BUL-6224.0 (2014) 240261
- Sport for Success: The Socio-Economic Benefits of Women Playing Sport (2014) 243264
- 6 Resources 249270
- 7 Chronology 287308
- Glossary 299320
- Index 305326
- About the Author 323344