Internal Values of Sport and Bio-Technologized Sport

Škerbić, Matija Mato

doi:10.3390/philosophies5040026

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“…Sports basically cannot be separated from cultural values in certain areas [46,47] for example the Kuligang, Northwest Pantar and Middle Pantar tribes. For centuries, the Kuligang people have carried out traditional hunting activities by prioritizing ancestral values left by their ancestors while hunting.…”

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Deer Hunting Tradition of the Kuligang Community to Identify the Types of Sports Branches (Ethnographic Study)

Wali¹,

Suharjanai²,

Irianto³

et al. 2022

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The tradition of hunting deer is an inseparable part of human life in ancient times and until now the tradition of hunting in the Kuligang community is still preserved. The purpose of this study was to identify the types of sports, especially athletics. The method in this study is a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. The population in this study amounted to 10 Kuligang tribal chiefs, and then all of these populations were used as subjects in this study. All subjects were male with 4 people aged 54.56 and 63 years, then 3 people aged 37, 28, and 41 years, 1 person aged 79 years old, 1 person aged 80 years old and 1 person aged 68 years old. The occupations of all subjects are farmers and fishermen. The data collection in this study was observation and in-depth interviews. This study uses two sources of data, namely: 1). Sources of direct data that researchers get from the subject/ resource person, 2). Indirect data sources that researchers found from books and articles that are relevant to this research. Data analysis in this study includes data reduction, data presentation, and data conclusion drawing. The results of this study prove that there are four sports identified, namely javelin throwing, archery, running and walking, so it can be concluded that the hunting tradition of the Kuligang community has sports activities.

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confidence: 99%

Deer Hunting Tradition of the Kuligang Community to Identify the Types of Sports Branches (Ethnographic Study)

Wali¹,

Suharjanai²,

Irianto³

et al. 2022

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Values associated with Nordic Walking: An international cross-sectional survey among individuals practicing walking with poles

Szymczak,

Jurek,

Dobrogowska

2024

PLoS ONE

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Introduction The article is devoted to the sociological exploration of the social phenomenon that Nordic Walking has become in Europe and worldwide over the recent decades. Aim It is based on the results of original international sociological research study on the issue of sociodemographic profiles of Nordic Walkers in the context of the values associated with this sports activity. Methods A cross-sectional quantitative study with convenience sampling study was performed among 416 Poles, 132 Europeans from 11 countries (Germany, the UK, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Denmark, Austria, Sweden, and Norway), and 212 participants from 5 non-European countries (the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan). The study used an author’s tool that included questions concerning the ways of doing Nordic Walking and its and social and organizational contexts, its classification and interpretation as a health-related, recreational, or sports activity, its position in the space of everyday life and in the sphere of preferred values, motives for walking with poles, meanings attributed to this activity, and the individual and social benefits associated with it. Results The values most often associated with practicing Nordic Walking belong to the personal and psychophysical spheres. Their dominant position suggests that this activity is a complex one and that its advantages are not restricted to its motor aspects or to contact with nature. It is not a simple activity of walking with poles, as the initial stereotypes seem to suggest, but a kind of movement with a defined framework and a set of principles, engaging the physical and personal spheres of those who practice it, having a cultural meaning, and marked by cultural rootedness. Conclusion The research results can be useful for health care experts and for those responsible for building prevention strategies in various social groups. This is because they draw attention to the category of accessible and at the same time effective activities, with high individual and social potential. At the same time, they show that an important element of promotion strategies and social campaigns aimed at popularizing sport and healthy lifestyle should be axiological categories as significant predictors of individuals’ actions and decisions.

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Internal Values of Sport and Bio-Technologized Sport

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Deer Hunting Tradition of the Kuligang Community to Identify the Types of Sports Branches (Ethnographic Study)

Deer Hunting Tradition of the Kuligang Community to Identify the Types of Sports Branches (Ethnographic Study)

Values associated with Nordic Walking: An international cross-sectional survey among individuals practicing walking with poles

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