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The specific objectives were to nominate the sports with the highest share in the students' preferences by gender categories, both those practiced and those they would like to practice; the motivations and conditions that influence the students' participation in this type of activities, in their free time; the personal, social and cultural factors that explain these preferences and hierarchies; the influence of the frequency of practicing sports activities on the level of self-esteem and body image, the nomination of the sports with the highest weight in the students' preferences, both those practiced and those they would like to practice [5]. The results show that women go out significantly more often than men to shop for pleasure and watch TV programs. [...]the hypothesis stated is only partially supported by empirical data. [...]of these results, it can be said that the playful spirit is more manifest in boys compared to girls. [...]we can conclude that the hypothesis is supported by empirical data. According to figure 4, it follows that the more frequent the practice of sports activities, the more positive the image of one's own body.