Jim Cherrington is Senior Lecturer in Physical Activity, Sport, and Health at Sheffield Hallam University, UK. His research explores how identity, bodies, knowledges, and objects are materialised in/through everyday life, with much of his recent work dedicated to investigating the socio-historical, socio-technical, and onto-political conditions of mountain biking.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: mountain bike culture as a 'structure of feeling' JIM CHERRINGTON PART I Mountain biking identities 1 Exploring mountain bike coaches' perceptions towards learning to coach through story completion: coaching happily ever after? THOMAS M. LEEDER AND LEE C. BEAUMONT 2 Evaluating competitiveness as a personality trait among a sample of mountain bikers KIEREN MCEWAN, NEIL WESTON, AND PAUL GORCZYNSKI 3 The motivations, identities, and environmental sensibilities of contemporary e-mountain bike users: the people behind the power LESLEY INGRAM-SILLS PART II Mountain biking bodies 4 A sociology of how things go wrong in mountain biking: falling into place MIKE LLOYD 5 An exploration into the sensory experience of pain in mountain biking BENJAMIN MORELAND 6 Encounters with mountain bike trail centre spaces: experience landscapes DAVID GIBBS AND LEWIS HOLLOWAY PART III Mountain biking environments 7 Downhill MTB, digital media, and DIY urbanism: riding with Red Bull JACOB J. BUSTAD AND OLIVER J. C. RICK 8 Sustainable mountain bike trails: towards a holistic approach TOM CAMPBELL 9 No dig, no ride: repairing and caring for DIY-designed mountain bike and BMX trails LIAM HEALY 10 Air pollution as 'slow violence' during multi-day mountain bike trips CLARE NATTRESS PART IV The cultural politics of mountain biking 11 Women and barriers to participation in mountain biking: the impossible climb LOUISE BORDELON 12 Hegemonic masculinity and sexualisation in mountain bike trail naming practices: what's in a name? BENJAMIN MORELAND, ALICE LEMKES, JENNI MYERS, AND JACK REED 13 Portrayals of ideals of authenticity in mountain biking multimedia: escaping to find yourself JEFF R. WARREN AND JOHN REID-HRESKO 14 Reflections on trails, mountain biking, and indigenous-settler relations in British Columbia: ride, (re)connect, and (re)build TAVIS SMITH, PATRICK LUCAS, TOM EUSTACHE, AND THOMAS SCHOEN
Introduction: mountain bike culture as a 'structure of feeling' JIM CHERRINGTON PART I Mountain biking identities 1 Exploring mountain bike coaches' perceptions towards learning to coach through story completion: coaching happily ever after? THOMAS M. LEEDER AND LEE C. BEAUMONT 2 Evaluating competitiveness as a personality trait among a sample of mountain bikers KIEREN MCEWAN, NEIL WESTON, AND PAUL GORCZYNSKI 3 The motivations, identities, and environmental sensibilities of contemporary e-mountain bike users: the people behind the power LESLEY INGRAM-SILLS PART II Mountain biking bodies 4 A sociology of how things go wrong in mountain biking: falling into place MIKE LLOYD 5 An exploration into the sensory experience of pain in mountain biking BENJAMIN MORELAND 6 Encounters with mountain bike trail centre spaces: experience landscapes DAVID GIBBS AND LEWIS HOLLOWAY PART III Mountain biking environments 7 Downhill MTB, digital media, and DIY urbanism: riding with Red Bull JACOB J. BUSTAD AND OLIVER J. C. RICK 8 Sustainable mountain bike trails: towards a holistic approach TOM CAMPBELL 9 No dig, no ride: repairing and caring for DIY-designed mountain bike and BMX trails LIAM HEALY 10 Air pollution as 'slow violence' during multi-day mountain bike trips CLARE NATTRESS PART IV The cultural politics of mountain biking 11 Women and barriers to participation in mountain biking: the impossible climb LOUISE BORDELON 12 Hegemonic masculinity and sexualisation in mountain bike trail naming practices: what's in a name? BENJAMIN MORELAND, ALICE LEMKES, JENNI MYERS, AND JACK REED 13 Portrayals of ideals of authenticity in mountain biking multimedia: escaping to find yourself JEFF R. WARREN AND JOHN REID-HRESKO 14 Reflections on trails, mountain biking, and indigenous-settler relations in British Columbia: ride, (re)connect, and (re)build TAVIS SMITH, PATRICK LUCAS, TOM EUSTACHE, AND THOMAS SCHOEN
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