Sport for All is a movement aimed at realising the Olympic ideal, which states that sport is a right belonging to all individuals, transcending racial and class differences. It is a movement which seeks to pursue the promotion of health, fitness and well-being through sports activities which can be adapted to people of all ages, both sexes and differing social and economic conditions, whatever the local and regional cultures. Sport for All encompasses all types of sport, except for elite sport.
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Reference : IOC. (2000). Sport for all and the international olympic committee. Lausanne: International Olympic Committee
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