The ideal of strength to the ideal of thinness: physical education, health and aesthetics
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.5989Keywords:
Physical education. Health. Aesthetic.Abstract
Models of health and beauty come together and offer a variety of scenarios education. Given the association between health and a specific pattern of aesthetic purpose discuss the relationship between physical education, health and aesthetics. During an analysis process we establish relations with the ideology of the healthful being emphasizing the ideal of robustness and the ideal of the thinness and identify that Physical Education contributes with association between health and aesthetic specific standard of corporal by means of anthropometrics measurements, either for the coefficient of robustness, either by the method for identify the somatotip or by index of corporal mass.Downloads
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