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For a decade, we have been a meeting place for everyone who wants to contribute to a society rich in movement. During this year’s annual event, we put full focus on how we create movement experiences that increase our tendency to value and choose physical activity. We wanted to turn our gaze inwards instead of towards the heart rate monitor \u2013 we have summed it up as movement that counts.
We did a conference, several special educations and activities with a focus on positive movement experiences that provide far-reaching benefits for both the individual and society.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Program<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

14-22 september: Movement paths\u00a0<\/strong>
Several walking paths in Ume\u00e5 were seasoned with experiences for the whole of you in the form of food for thought and movement challenges for all levels of ability.

18-19 september:\u00a0Conference – Positive movement experiences for a sustainable society<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

As long as we consider movement experiences only as an investment in steps and load, we are not going all the way. When we focus on will and inner reason, we can count far more valuable gains. Both for citizens, schools and workplaces as well as for society as a whole. We know that our ability to create and value qualitative movement experiences is crucial to succeed in creating a context where people thrive, are safe, grow and can become their best selves.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

During this year’s conference, we therefore put full focus on how we create movement experiences that increase our tendency to value and choose physical activity. We wanted to turn our gaze inwards instead of towards the heart rate monitor. In order to succeed now, different approaches are likely needed than those that have created today’s challenges. Therefore, we start from the holistic view of the human being and the perspectives on physical activity that physical literacy offers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

16-17 september: Workshop \u2013 Quality movement experiences framework<\/strong>
18 September: Special education 1 – lead and develop activities A
19 September: Special education 2- lead and develop activities B
19 September: Special education 3 – design environments A<\/strong>
20 September: Special education 4 – design environments <\/strong>B
14-22 September: Physical literacy enriched movement paths<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Speakers and facilitators <\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Emmanuel Bochud (CAN) :: Julie Th\u00e9berge (CAN) :: Trevor Smith (GBR) :: Dean Kriellaars (CAN) :: Natalie Houser (CAN) :: Charlie Crane (GBR) :: Oguzhan Yolcu (TUR) :: Emma Crawley (Levande leklandskap och kreativa l\u00e4rmilj\u00f6er) :: Mir Greb\u00e4ck von Melen (CIFA) :: Susanne Wolmesj\u00f6 (Education in Motion) :: Torbj\u00f6rn Wrange (Aktiv Samh\u00e4llsutveckling) :: Magnus Bolin (Riks\u00e5klagarmyndigheten) :: Robert Hansson (Swedish Ski Association) :: Pilo Stylin (Swedish Martial Arts Association) :: Caroline Stattin (IBK Dalen Floorball) :: Fredrik Waara (Swedish Football Association) :: Grim Jernudd (Change the game) :: Suzanne Lundvall (G\u00f6teborg university & Swedish Gymnastics Association) :: Paul Davis (Ume\u00e5 university) :: Camilla Eriksson & Saara Lindbohm (M\u00e4lardalens university) :: Robert Lindberg (RF-SISU V\u00e4sterbotten) :: Jakob Forssmed (Minister of social affairs and public health)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

More info about all the names ><\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

After movie<\/h3>\n\n\n\n