Move and Thrive: Development of an Adolescent Friendly and Inclusive Online Fitness Resource.

IF 1.6 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Kathleen K Miller, Laura Hooper, Sarah M. Kaja
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While physical activity (PA) is a strong protective factor for adolescents, many youth experience discrimination and intimidation in traditional fitness spaces. This is especially true for youth of color, youth in larger bodies, and transgender youth. This manuscript describes the development of Move and Thrive, an online resource for PA promotion designed specifically for adolescents prioritizing inclusivity and diversity. Working with Community and Youth Advisory Boards, we developed guiding principles of Move and Thrive: to create resources that are 1) youth and community driven; 2) inclusive of diverse representation; 3) body and weight neutral; 4) trauma informed; and 5) accessible. We developed a guide for PA instructors to use trauma informed approaches; avoid mention of weight talk or physical appearance; use gender inclusive language; and offer multiple options to improve accessibility. Specific care was taken to hire instructors diverse in body size, race, ethnicity, and gender identity. The first iteration of Move and Thrive was launched in March 2021, and the current resource contains 72 PA videos. Over the course of 12 months, the site had more than the site had over 9,000 views in over 40 countries, including six continents. Users have reported high levels of satisfaction with Move and Thrive, and physicians have responded enthusiastically to sharing Move and Thrive as a free resource for adolescents. University of Minnesota Move and Thrive Project is currently available on an ad-free YouTube Channel. We believe that Move and Thrive has the potential to reach populations historically excluded from PA resources.
动起来,茁壮成长:开发青少年友好型和包容性在线健身资源。
虽然体育活动(PA)对青少年来说是一个强有力的保护因素,但许多青少年在传统的健身场所都会受到歧视和恐吓。对于有色人种青少年、体型较大的青少年和变性青少年来说,情况尤其如此。本手稿介绍了 "动起来,茁壮成长"(Move and Thrive)项目的发展情况,这是一个专门为青少年设计的促进体育锻炼的在线资源,以包容性和多样性为优先考虑。我们与社区和青少年咨询委员会合作,制定了 "动起来,茁壮成长 "的指导原则:创建 1) 以青少年和社区为驱动力;2) 包容不同代表;3) 身体和体重中立;4) 创伤知情;5) 可访问的资源。我们为 PA 指导员制定了一份指南,以使用创伤知情方法;避免提及体重话题或外貌;使用性别包容性语言;并提供多种选择,以提高可访问性。我们还特别注意聘请不同体型、种族、民族和性别认同的讲师。Move and Thrive 的第一版于 2021 年 3 月推出,目前的资源包含 72 个 PA 视频。在 12 个月的时间里,该网站在包括六大洲在内的 40 多个国家的浏览量超过了 9,000 次。用户对 "移动与茁壮成长 "的满意度很高,医生们也对分享 "移动与茁壮成长 "作为青少年的免费资源反应热烈。明尼苏达大学 "动起来,茁壮成长 "项目目前可在无广告的 YouTube 频道上观看。我们相信,"动起来,茁壮成长 "项目有可能帮助到历来被排除在心理辅导资源之外的人群。
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Health Promotion Practice
Health Promotion Practice PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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3.80
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5.30%
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126
期刊介绍: Health Promotion Practice (HPP) publishes authoritative articles devoted to the practical application of health promotion and education. It publishes information of strategic importance to a broad base of professionals engaged in the practice of developing, implementing, and evaluating health promotion and disease prevention programs. The journal"s editorial board is committed to focusing on the applications of health promotion and public health education interventions, programs and best practice strategies in various settings, including but not limited to, community, health care, worksite, educational, and international settings. Additionally, the journal focuses on the development and application of public policy conducive to the promotion of health and prevention of disease.
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