2020
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-108690/v1
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Social Reward and Support Effects on Exercise Experiences and Performance: Evidence from Parkrun

Abstract: Background: There is growing academic, civic and policy interest in the public health benefits of community-based exercise events. Shifting the emphasis from competitive sport to communal activity, these events have wide appeal, including among those new to sport or exercise. In addition to health benefits of physical activity, regular participation can reduce social isolation and loneliness through opportunities for social connection. Taking a broad evolutionary and social psychological perspective, we sugges… Show more

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