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British Journal of Sports Medicine, 1980 One hundred and nineteen cases of injuries sustained by skateboard users are reviewed. A significant proportion of the injuries sustained were fractures. The absence of adequate protective measures was noted. A decrease in the popularity of the sport, as judged by the annual incidence of skateboard injuries, is apparent in this series.
M. Sheila Christian, O. Khan
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Infraestructura cultural juvenil en la producción de la ciudad mercancía.
Cuadernos de Antropología Social, 2021 Desde el año 2009, el Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (GCBA) viene incorporando equipamiento de distintas dimensiones para el desarrollo de la práctica de skateboarding y produciendo espectáculos que combinan “deporte y cultura urbana”, con el ...
Maria Rosa Privitera Sixto
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Tracing postrepresentational visions of the city: representing the unrepresentable Skateworlds of Tyneside [PDF]
, 2015 In any visualisation of the city more is left unseen than made visible. Contemporary visualisations of the city are increasingly influenced by quantification, and thus anything which cannot be quantified is hidden.
Bagge, Jan Peter +9 more
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The contribution of skateboarding to societal challenges. [PDF]
African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure, 2017 Skateboarding started in the 1950s on the west coast of the United States of America (USA) as a response to a desire of surfers to continue their activity “when the surf was flat” This qualitative study focuses on the perception of what skateboarding is ...
Dr PS Radikonyana +2 more
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, 2008 At present very little is known about how people locate and view videos 'in the wild'. This study draws a rich picture of everyday video seeking strategies and video information needs, based on an ethnographic study of New Zealand university students ...
Cunningham, Sally Jo, Nichols, David M.
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Comme une aiguille sur un sillon d’asphalte
Projets de Paysage, 2021 Focusing on the bodily sensations induced by street skateboarding, this article focuses on knowledge of the environment shaped by the practice of a sport.
Julien Glauser
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4 design themes for skateboarding [PDF]
, 2013 Interactive technology can support exertion activities, with many examples focusing on improving athletic performance. We see an opportunity for technology to also support extreme sports such as skateboarding, which often focus primarily on the ...
Mueller, F, Pijnappel, S
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Might as well jump: sound affects muscle activation in skateboarding. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2014 The aim of the study is to reveal the role of sound in action anticipation and performance, and to test whether the level of precision in action planning and execution is related to the level of sensorimotor skills and experience that listeners possess ...
Paola Cesari +4 more
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Questioning policy, youth participation and lifestyle sports [PDF]
, 2014 Young people have been identified as a key target group for whom participation in sport and physical activity could have important benefits to health and wellbeing and consequently have been the focus of several government policies to increase ...
Andrew Church +38 more
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Current Issues in EducationThis conceptual paper articulates how the unique social, experiential, and navigational perspectives of college skateboarders contribute to their potential as changemakers in higher education.
Eric M. Davidson
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