Research

This project evaluates to what extent various types of team sports are feasible and health promoting for the elderly.

Investigation of effects of sports drinks on health, body composition and physical performance in untrained women and men during a 12-week intervention of exercise football.

The project investigates the health effects of ball games for school children, among others effects on heart, muscle and skeleton.

The project investigates the feasibility, health effects and the relationship between the amount of training and the response to training of team sports in companies.

The project investigates how and in which contexts team sports can be used in fitness programs in the workplace.

The project generates sociological knowledge around the implementation of Soccer Fitness.

The aim of this project is to clarify what characterizes inclusive team games, and to investigate how inclusive team games can make participation among the pupils in physical education possible and thereby improve social inclusion.

Intensity and the health effects of ball games – the optimal organization of team sports training.

The project identifies to what extent and how various types of team sports are effective in promoting motor learning and cognitive functions.

This project investigates health effects of team sport on lifestyle diseases.

The project investigates if and how team sport can improve social inclusion in young multi-ethnic groups.

The project investigates if participation in team sport can challenge young men to take active responsibility for their own life situation.