"Tentamos Tirar as Barreiras para Você Entrar”: Contextos de Recreação Ativa como Facilitadores de Lazer

Os espaços de recreação ativa proporcionam contextos importantes para a atividade física que podem contribuir para resultados positivos de saúde física e mental, mas os indivíduos enfrentam frequentemente constrangimentos que podem limitar a sua participação na recreação ativa. Embora algumas restrições possam ser negociadas a nível individual, as organizações também podem tomar medidas para facilitar a participação. Extensas pesquisas examinaram as restrições individuais à recreação ativa e as estratégias de negociação de restrições, mas há falta de pesquisas sobre como as agências e organizações recreativas trabalham para facilitar a participação na recreação ativa. Reconhecendo esta lacuna, procurámos compreender os facilitadores da recreação fisicamente activa ao nível contextual, com um objectivo maior de identificar os facilitadores organizacionais que os fornecedores de recreação utilizam para encorajar a participação.

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