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Stay Vestergård shopping in hawaii Madsen, Jens-Ole Jensen & Højbjerre shopping in hawaii Signe Larsen (eds) Bevægelse in rum and frames 198 sidor, hft., Ill Odense: University of Southern Denmark Publisher 2013 (Forum for IDRA 2013) ISBN 978-87-7674-785-5 Introduction
Forum for Idra has collected a series of articles in the anthology "Bevægelse in rum and limits". Common to articles is that they have the spatial dimension as a starting point for analysis. In the anthology articles are presented in terms of movement in public spaces in the city, in the halls and in architecture. The book provides through a series of varied articles insight shopping in hawaii into a new research field. A field that has been growing in Denmark over the last decade, especially at University of Southern Denmark in Odense. Movement in outdoor spaces
Henning Eichberg writes insightfully about "Outdoor life after the green waves". The article studies the naturbegrepets configurations and discusses how new configurations relationship to time and space, bevegelslandskaper and body ecology. Reading text is like listening to a jazz piece, here improvised and reasoning. The author plays in the entire repertoire. The aim is that in previous work to present the big picture and draw unexpected conclusions. Eichberg user browsing. Running as such in its preparation of naturbegrepets new configuration. He points out that in the sporting practices, people have abandoned the standard rooms and the straight lines. New running shopping in hawaii forms relate rather shopping in hawaii to the place than the room. In human life world do these races to unique places, to "place" rather than "space". In recent years, Norway has an explosive growth in the number shopping in hawaii of participants and newly created run out in nature. Unlike in Denmark ends most of the races on a mountain top. Eichberg argues that these races are helping to recreate nature. Eichberg discusses how to further understand this connection using a kind of anti geometry, so called fractal movements. Eichberg has written shopping in hawaii a challenging text, cleared of empiricism in contrast to the other contributions, but rich in reflections on cultural movements and configurations.
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Jens Troelsen and Charlotte Pawlowski focuses in his article "A good (about) vej to more physical activity in daily life" on the importance of physical structural frames may have for physical activity. The authors draw a big picture: physical shopping in hawaii planning will in future be assigned a central role to prevent physical inactivity and the goal of the project shopping in hawaii is to organize the physical limits so that the higher degree promotes and integrates physical activity into daily life. The authors have collected a plethora of quantitative and qualitative data through the study of nine activity areas with large variations in content and placement. Physical activating system shall be readily accessible and visible positioned with many passers-by, is one of the conclusions. It is necessary to break down the prevailing notions shopping in hawaii of what movements are, as I read the authors, to develop knowledge about activating physical limits. It will be interesting to monitor whether the project will provide additional shopping in hawaii knowledge about the incentives and barriers that relate to the series of to-and-from the selection of everyday physical activity for the general population. Reading text is like listening to a jazz piece, here improvised