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  • Sports Science
  • Risk Assessment
  • Psychology of Sport

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  • The classification of sports into 'extreme' and 'non-extreme' categories is a common but simplistic approach.
  • This dichotomy often relies on perceived risk, with activities like BASE jumping labeled extreme and swimming non-extreme.
  • However, this binary classification is insufficient for a comprehensive understanding of sports engagement.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To critically evaluate the existing definition of extreme and non-extreme sports.
  • To highlight the limitations of classifying sports based solely on perceived risk.
  • To emphasize the need to incorporate psychological, social-demographic, and lifestyle variables in sports analysis.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of existing definitions and classifications of sports.
  • Analysis of the inherent risks associated with various sporting activities.
  • Exploration of psychological, social-demographic, and lifestyle factors in sports participation.

Main Results:

  • The current distinction between extreme and non-extreme sports is inadequate.
  • Perceived risk is a poor sole indicator for classifying sports.
  • Psychological, social-demographic, and lifestyle variables significantly influence engagement in different sports.

Conclusions:

  • A more nuanced approach is required to define and understand sports participation.
  • Future research should integrate a wider range of variables beyond perceived risk.
  • A holistic perspective is essential for accurately analyzing the spectrum of sports activities.