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Climbers' perceptions toward sustainable bouldering at the Niagara Glen Nature Reserve
… are a variety of concerns about the future of bouldering, a form of rock climbing, a t the Niagara Glen Nature Reserve near Niagara Falls, Ontario due to environmental impacts at the site. The purpose of this study was to describe the perceptions ofbouldering participants toward sustainable …
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Rock Climber Awareness of the A2 Pulley Injury and Associated Safety Practices in Recreational Indoor Bouldering Gyms
An injury to the A2 pulley is the most commonly sustained injury among all climbers, especially in recreational indoor boulderers who repetitively perform strenuous movement with limited safety equipment. The A2 pulley is a ligament in the fingers that supports tendons which allow for finger …
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Detraditionalization and differentiation in UK rock climbing
… indoor climbing, assortment climbing and bouldering. The study assumes the functioning of these climbing types to be underpinned by five cultural domains: ethics, practices, motivations, subcultural identity and lifestyle identity. Cultural domains are actions, behaviours and feelings …
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Kinematic variations between successful and unsuccessful dynamic rock climbing movements
… attempts to complete a dyno on a 15° overhanging bouldering wall (EPIC Adventures) that were recorded via camcorder (Fastek Imaging; 30hz). MaxTRAQ software (v. 2.9.1.5; Innovision Systems) was used to digitize data and determine sagittal joint angles, joint velocities, COM displacement, and COM …
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THE EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM CARBONATE (CHALK) ON GEOMETRIC ENTROPY, FORCE AND EMG DURING ROCK CLIMBING
<p>Rock climbers often attribute the cause of a fall to the inability to maintain contact between the hands and the surface of the rock. Rock climbers turn to magnesium carbonate (chalk) to combat this problem even though little scientific evidence supports its use. Rock climbers believe that chalk …
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Therapeutisches Klettern nach dem Potsdamer Modell bei Jugendlichen mit Skoliose
Bisher ist die Ursache für die Entstehung der meisten Skoliosen noch ungeklärt und damit eine kausale Behandlung der Betroffenen unmöglich. Die vorliegende Arbeit geht davon aus, dass der Auslöser für die sogenannte idiopathische Skoliose eine funktionelle Störung von Muskeln ist, die sich in einer …