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Moving well-being well: evaluation and development of the fundamental movement skills in Irish primary school children through a physical literacy lens
Just 19% of children in Ireland get the recommended 60-minutes of moderate-vigorous physical activity per day, therefore culturally relevant initiatives aimed at increasing physical activity (PA) are urgently needed. Physical Literacy (PL) is purported to be a pathway towards Physical Activity (PA)
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