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In view of the rough running terrain and the often long distances, trail running is a sport that places high demands on coordination and fitness, which can lead to a high risk of injury. It is known from several sports that a high stress load can promote the development of injuries due to the resulting psychophysiological reactions. In trail running, however, there are still no findings in this regard. The present study examines this connection on the basis of a survey, which was answered by trail runners from Austria, Germany and Switzerland. The first section provides theoretical insights…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In view of the rough running terrain and the often long distances, trail running is a sport that places high demands on coordination and fitness, which can lead to a high risk of injury. It is known from several sports that a high stress load can promote the development of injuries due to the resulting psychophysiological reactions. In trail running, however, there are still no findings in this regard. The present study examines this connection on the basis of a survey, which was answered by trail runners from Austria, Germany and Switzerland. The first section provides theoretical insights into the world of trail running, running-specific injuries and the basics of stress research. The second part describes the results from the survey and discusses them with reference to the stress-injury theory of sport. In addition, the influence of training volume and specific relaxation measures to reduce stress is discussed.
Autorenporträt
Sandra Höllnsteiner estudou Nutrição e Desporto na Universidade do Danúbio de Krems. Tem sido uma corredora apaixonada desde a sua juventude e completou numerosas competições nacionais e internacionais em várias disciplinas de corrida. Como instrutora de corrida com formação, realiza workshops para fabricantes conhecidos na indústria de artigos desportivos.