La numérisation de l’activité physique et des loisirs corporels : enjeux individuels et sociaux du « sport connecté »

Perrin, Claire; Marchant, Gonzalo

doi:10.1080/07053436.2022.2140970

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“…As well as individual experiences, the data produced by these devices is also shared on networks dedicated to connecting sports enthusiasts, such as community platforms on which sportspeople can store and share all their sporting activities recorded via watches or mobile phones. These applications are built around self-tracking innovations and make a series of "promises" to users: self-knowledge, performance optimisation, integration into a community, and motivational support of various kinds (Soulé et al, 2022). Runners who share their data effectively strengthen their identity as runners by enabling the creation of shared meanings with other users (Carlén & Maivorsdotter, 2017).…”

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Sportspeople Tracking in the Mountains: a Methodological Proposal for the Spatial Analysis of GPS Data Produced by Trail Runners

Savre,

Eveillard-Buchoux

2023

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The number of people visiting mountain areas has increased due to demographic growth (1.1% and 0.5% per year between 2014 and 2020 respectively in Haute-Savoie and Savoie; INSEE, 2022) and a rise in the number of tourists (a 4.7% overall annual increase in the number of overnight stays between 2014 and 2019 in Savoie and Haute-Savoie; Savoie Mont Blanc Observatory, 2023). This tourist expansion has been accompanied by the diversification of practices, leading to a growing human presence in the mountains, both spatially and temporally (Bourdeau, 2006;Perrin-Malterre, 2018). These new forms of human presence have led to the emergence of interactions with mountain environments which are still largely unknown. Among these practices, recreational activities have a prominent place and are now tracked thanks to the digital transition (Mao & Obin, 2018). Scientific research can take advantage of these digital devices; in this case the GPS tracks voluntarily recorded by trail runners.

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Sportspeople Tracking in the Mountains: a Methodological Proposal for the Spatial Analysis of GPS Data Produced by Trail Runners

Savre,

Eveillard-Buchoux

2023

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« De la ferraille et de la sueur »

Dahane

2024

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Le Street Workout (SWT), mélange de musculation au poids du corps, de gymnastique informelle et d’influences hip-hop, est né de la précarité des quartiers populaires américains. Il s’est diffusé mondialement dès 2008 via YouTube, notamment dans les quartiers populaires français. Cet article socio-anthropologique, adoptant une approche ethnographique immersive, explore comment la jeunesse d’un quartier périphérique strasbourgeois a créé un spot de SWT dans un centre socioculturel. Cette activité, à la fois physique, sportive, artistique et ludique, se transforme en une forme d’éducation populaire, permettant aux jeunes d’apprendre et de transformer leurs expériences de vulnérabilité en résistance, émancipation et reconnaissance sociale face à leurs conditions de vie.

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La trace du sportif en montagne : proposition méthodologique pour l’analyse spatiale de données GPS produites par des traileurs

Savre,

Eveillard-Buchoux

2023

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La numérisation de l’activité physique et des loisirs corporels : enjeux individuels et sociaux du « sport connecté »

Cited by 3 publications

References 48 publications

Sportspeople Tracking in the Mountains: a Methodological Proposal for the Spatial Analysis of GPS Data Produced by Trail Runners

Sportspeople Tracking in the Mountains: a Methodological Proposal for the Spatial Analysis of GPS Data Produced by Trail Runners

« De la ferraille et de la sueur »

La trace du sportif en montagne : proposition méthodologique pour l’analyse spatiale de données GPS produites par des traileurs

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