Embodied experiences of injured endurance runners: a qualitative meta-synthesis

IF 8 2区 医学 Q1 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM Qualitative Research in Sport Exercise and Health Pub Date : 2021-10-11 DOI:10.1080/2159676X.2021.1989020
Lea Hall, P. Rhodes, Anthony Papathomas
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ABSTRACT A meta-synthesis was conducted to explore the experiences of ultra-runners who had sustained a running related injury. We identified 10 narrative studies which were synthesised thematically before being re-organised within an Embodiment framework producing 5 taxonomies; The Disciplined Body, Embodied Distress, Corporeal Running Identity, Intersubjectivity of pain and Embodied Coping. Ultra-running is a body centred activity exemplifying Merleau-Ponty’s embodiment. These runners develop a heightened kinaesthetic awareness and embodied sense of space developed through many hours of ‘burning in’ movement pathways. Running as a habituated and pre-reflective action means that when experiencing injury, the entire world of the ultra-runner is disrupted, calling into question their corporeal identity. Ultra-runners who experience pain or injury may have the opportunity to resist dominant pain narratives by adopting an embodied approach to healing. This meta-synthesis has implications for further research, examining the embodied meaning injured ultra-runners make from injury and how this impacts their experiences of their bodies.
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受伤耐力跑者的具身体验:定性综合
摘要:我们进行了一项综合研究,探讨了跑步相关损伤的超级跑步者的经历。我们确定了10个叙事研究,这些研究在产生5个分类的具体化框架内重新组织之前按主题进行了综合;自律身体、具身痛苦、身体跑步认同、痛苦主体间性与具身应对。超跑是一种以身体为中心的运动,体现了梅洛-庞蒂的体现。这些跑步者通过长时间的“燃烧”运动路径发展出高度的动觉意识和体现的空间感。跑步作为一种习惯的和预先反思的行为意味着,当经历伤害时,超级跑步者的整个世界都被打乱了,这让他们对自己的身体身份产生了质疑。经历疼痛或受伤的超级跑步者可能有机会通过采用具体的治疗方法来抵制主流的疼痛叙述。这一综合研究对进一步的研究具有启示意义,研究受伤的超级跑步者从受伤中获得的具体意义,以及这如何影响他们对身体的体验。
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