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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"exercise addiction"”.
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Imagery use in dependent and non-dependent male weight lifters.
Exercise addiction has been referred to in the literature as exercise dependence (Frederick & Morrison, 1996), compulsive exercise (Diekhoff, 1984), and obligatory exercise (Thompson & Pasman, 1991). Hall (1995) originally proposed that imagery might be linked to exercise addiction. Based on Hall's …
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On the run: perspectives on long distance running.
… participation, negative aspects associated with exercise addiction, and the role of the 'running body'. This study provided a series of linked themes exploring the culture of long distance running, and in doing so developed a deeper. understanding of the participants running experiences, …
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Running addiction among Division I and Division II college-aged male and female athletes
… often develop into what is termed as a negative addiction. This negative addiction stemming from the completive nature of running has the possibility of manifesting into harmful physiological and psychological outcomes such as body image and or eating disorders. Purpose: To compare running …