Research paper
Effect of ability, ascent style, and route type on psychological and physiological markers in rock climbing
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- Title
- Effect of ability, ascent style, and route type on psychological and physiological markers in rock climbing
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- Description
Rock climbing is thought to rely upon the interaction of various performance components, and has previously been described as a complex multi-faceted sport. It has been suggested that psychological aspects of performance, such as task perception and the interaction of resulting pre-climb anxieties, contribute greatly to the physiological responses and the overall performance during ascent. However, research which seeks to investigate both psychological and physiological responses during speci...
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- Research paper
- Research format
- Thesis
- Thesis level
- Doctoral
- Date created
- 2013
- Creator
- Dickson, Tabitha Gwendoline
- URL
- http://hdl.handle.net/10092/9444
- Related subjects
- Rock climbing / psychophysiology / ability / ascent style / on-sight / anxiety / self-confidence / cortisol / oxygen consumption / blood lactate.
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