2017
DOI: 10.1080/14927713.2017.1338160
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Cross-country skiing by Quebecers and where they practice: towards ‘dwelling’ outdoor recreational tourism

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“…They have focused on canoeing-kayaking (Lapierre 1981), free flight (Jorand 2000), cross-country skiing (Roult et al 2017), summer activities in the mountains (Corneloup 2003), high mountains (Lefèvre 2004), and canyoneering (Suchet and Jorand 2009;Hardiman and Burgin 2011). Studies by Corneloup (2003) and Roult et al (2017), notably, made it possible to identify different forms of summer and winter practices in the mountains. These studies enabled the building of practitioners' typologies by including sociodemographic variables such as social background, age, gender, income, level of education.…”
Section: Modalities Of Outdoor and Mountain Sports Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They have focused on canoeing-kayaking (Lapierre 1981), free flight (Jorand 2000), cross-country skiing (Roult et al 2017), summer activities in the mountains (Corneloup 2003), high mountains (Lefèvre 2004), and canyoneering (Suchet and Jorand 2009;Hardiman and Burgin 2011). Studies by Corneloup (2003) and Roult et al (2017), notably, made it possible to identify different forms of summer and winter practices in the mountains. These studies enabled the building of practitioners' typologies by including sociodemographic variables such as social background, age, gender, income, level of education.…”
Section: Modalities Of Outdoor and Mountain Sports Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are mainly men over 40 years old, who are university graduates and belong to privileged social categories. Most of these practitioners, therefore, possess a high volume of capital, including a considerable share of educational capital, like cross-country skiing practitioners (Roult et al 2017) or alpinism practitioners (Pomfret and Bramwell 2014). As shown by Pociello (1995, 203), the upper social classes, highly equipped with cultural capital, have a marked preference for 'predominantly technological and informational' practices, with a tendency towards ecologization.…”
Section: Socially Selective Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…C'est aussi un massif de moyenne montagne qui a la particularité d'être alpin : Ces résultats d'enquête auprès des skieurs se rapprochent d'autres études effectuées sur les sports nautiques (Féménias et al, 2011) et montrent que cette attention portée aux éléments de l'environnement renvoie aux logiques motrices des sports de nature qui exigent de composer avec le milieu naturel. Les randonneurs hivernaux ont, comme les skieurs québécois, une « relation active » avec leur environnement de pratique (Roult et al, 2017). Plusieurs éléments sont recherchés dans cette fréquentation de l'espace naturel.…”
Section: Perception Et Usages Du Milieu Naturel Par Les Pratiquantsunclassified
“…Il convient de ne pas s'en laisser distraire » (Niel et Sirost, 2008, p. 195). Il s'agit d'un processus relationnel à l'environnement de pratique de nature fonctionnelle, comme Roult et al (2017) ont pu le mettre en évidence pour les pratiquants de skating québécois. Ce mode d'usage qui transforme le milieu montagnard en terrain de sport standardisé est donc mal perçu par les pratiquants non compétiteurs : « Ce que je crains, c'est ce côté consommation de la montagne.…”
Section: De La Compétition à La Connexion Ou Différents Modes D'entreunclassified
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