Open Journal Systems SCImago Journal & Country Rank Idioma/Language Ayuda de la revista Herramientas del artículo Imprimir este artículo Metadatos de indexación Cómo citar un elemento Referencias de búsqueda Enviar este artículo por correo electrónico Contenido de la revista Buscar Todos Autores/as Título Resumen/abstract Términos de indexación Texto completo/full text Examinar Por número Por autor/a Por título Usuario/a Ha iniciado sesión como admin Mis revistas Mi perfil Cerrar sesión Elementos relacionados Mostrar todos Inicio/home Acerca de../About.. Área Personal/user home Anuncios/news Estadísticas/Statistics Indexación/indexing Equipo editorial/Editorial Team Normas../Instruction to Author Actual/Current Números/archives Inicio/home > Vol. 16, núm. 62 (2020) > Martin-Gonzalez Los significados que una madre presa y drogodependiente asigna a las actividades físico-deportivas: sus relaciones con la reinserción y la terapia. [The meanings that an inmate, mother and drug addict assigns to physical activities and sports: their relationship with rehabilitation and therapy].

• Hauptverfasser: Nerian Martin-Gonzalez (VerfasserIn), Nagore Martinez-Merino (VerfasserIn), Oidui Usabiaga-Arruabarrena (VerfasserIn), Daniel Martos-Garcia (VerfasserIn)
• Format: Buch
• Veröffentlicht: Ramón Cantó Alcaraz, 2020-10-01T00:00:00Z.
• Schlagworte: article
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• Notes: 10.5232/ricyde2020.06204; 1885-3137
• Keywords: prison; physical and sporting activities; women; reintegration; drug; Geography. Anthropology. Recreation; G; Recreation. Leisure; GV1-1860; Sports; GV557-1198.995
• Source: Revista Internacional de Ciencias del Deporte, Vol 16, Iss 62, Pp 369-380 (2020)

In the last few years, scientific literature has linked the practice of physical and sporting activities with various benefits such as physical, psychological or social and emotional among prisoners, but there is less evidence when we come to female prisoners. In addition to this, we have not got a range of evidences about the type of physical practices they were carrying out thus, there is an obvious gap in this area of knowledge. In order to fill that gap, the objective of this article is to provide data based on the interpretations of an inmate, mother, drug addict and sportswoman whom we have interviewed on three occasions over almost 5 years. The data refer to her drug dependence, the effect of the exercise in this relationship and the possibilities of reintegration depending on the type of physical activity they carry out. According to the data, psychomotor activities combat drug addiction and may replace the peak moments, while sociomotor activities create bonds of friendship between 'equals', networks that make easier the social reintegration.