Parkour and the city : risk, masculinity, and meaning in a postmodern sport

Parkour and the city : risk, masculinity, and meaning in a postmodern sport /

"Parkour is an emerging sport in which practitioners train themselves to move through urban environments in creative and often risky ways. Comprised of a pastiche of stylized movements and dependent on YouTube videos, parkour is quintessentially postmodern, and this book studies parkour from wi...

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Main Author: Kidder, Jeffrey L. (Jeffrey Lowell), 1977- (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: New Brunswick, New Jersey : Rutgers University Press, [2017]
Series:Critical issues in sport and society.
Subjects:
Parkour.
Parkour > Social aspects.
Extreme sports > Juvenile literature.
SPORTS & RECREATION > Extreme Sports.
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Sociology > Urban.
SPORTS & RECREATION > Running & Jogging.
SPORTS & RECREATION > Outdoor Skills.
JUVENILE NONFICTION > Sports & Recreation > General.
Extreme sports
Parkour
sport, sports, parkour, exercise, running, athlete, athleticism, flip, climb, climbing, free run, free running, city, city life, gymnast, gymnastics, urban, urban life, youth, youth culture, urban studies, risk, danger, dangerous.
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