Correre dopo i sessantacinque anni. Analisi qualitativa delle narrazioni su benessere psicosociale e fattori di rischio
Academic Article
Publication Date:
2021
abstract:
This qualitative study aims to investigate the well-being, emotions, motivations and social dynamics underlying the sporting practice of running for the over 65s to understand
which elements play a main role in the decision to start or continue a sporting activity for the elderly. In addition, an attempt was made to understand whether sports practice hides, in addition to aspects related to well-being, others
that are not necessarily in line with a healthy existence.
What emerged from the narrative interviews reveals infor mation that is not always consistent with the representation
of running as a healthy practice. The phenomenon of spor ts commitment by over 65s is rapidly evolving and due to
the specificities of this population, constant adaptation is
required both in terms of theory and models and in terms of psychological counseling with them
which elements play a main role in the decision to start or continue a sporting activity for the elderly. In addition, an attempt was made to understand whether sports practice hides, in addition to aspects related to well-being, others
that are not necessarily in line with a healthy existence.
What emerged from the narrative interviews reveals infor mation that is not always consistent with the representation
of running as a healthy practice. The phenomenon of spor ts commitment by over 65s is rapidly evolving and due to
the specificities of this population, constant adaptation is
required both in terms of theory and models and in terms of psychological counseling with them
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
benessere; analisi tematica; running
List of contributors:
Ferrari, F.; De Gregorio, E
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