In the socio-culture perspectives of kinesiology, we talk a lot about social constructions that exist in our society. These social constructs can sometimes lead people into believing things that are not necessarily true. Your social location can have a huge impact on your health and well-being. The influence of television, the internet, and other forms of media can alter our perception of health. As a result, it is important for us to make sure that there is creditable information availability for communities and that we do not fall under the trap of mass media outlets. For example, the media portrays skinny to be "sexy and health," this is a dangerous view to as a health body is not necessarily as fit body. I think as we get more and more
