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Phenomenology and the Extreme Sport Experience (Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and Society)

Eric Brymer

Understanding the motivations behind those who partake in extreme sports can be difficult for some. If the popular conception holds that the incentive behind extreme sports participation is entirely to do with risking one’s life, then this confusion will continue to exist. However, an in-depth exami...

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It was discussed as the book that the extreme sport psychologist, Dr. Eric Brymer, authored, where he discusses a more contemporary understanding of extreme sports and their motivations.

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And you are author of Phenomenology and the Extreme Sport Experience.

— Episode: #ICYMI - The Psychology of Extreme Sport...

Episode: #ICYMI - The Psychology of Extreme Sports

It was discussed as the book that the extreme sport psychologist, Dr. Eric Brymer, authored, where he discusses a more contemporary understanding of extreme sports and their motivations.

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And you are author of Phenomenology and the Extreme Sport Experience.

Episode: #ICYMI - The Psychology of Extreme Sports (Repeat)

It was mentioned as a book written by Eric Brymer, an extreme sport psychologist, where he explores the psychology and experience of extreme sports, moving beyond a simple risk-taking perspective.

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And you are author of Phenomenology and the Extreme Sport Experience.

Episode: #ICYMI - The Psychology of Extreme Sports

It was mentioned as the book written by Dr. Eric Brymer, an extreme sports psychologist, who discussed the evolving understanding of extreme sports beyond just risk and towards human nature, creativity, and the athlete's relationship with their environment.

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You're up in Leeds University, Leeds Beckett University in the United Kingdom. And you are author of Phenomenology and the Extreme Sport Experience.

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