Deskanje na snegu prostega sloga: način življenja ali tekmovalni šport : diplomsko delo

Klemenčič, Janja (author), Cecić Erpič, Saša (mentor), Rauter, Samo (co-mentor)

Diplomsko delo se ukvarja z raziskovanjem deskanja na snegu prostega sloga. Ugotavlja, kako deskarji prostega sloga, ki se s športom ukvarjajo profesionalno, dojemajo svoj šport in sebe znotraj tega. S pregledom dosedanjih raziskav in literature smo deskanje na snegu predstavili s pomočjo ekstremnih športov, zgodovine deskanja na snegu, deskanja kot subkulture, komercializacije športa, vpliva medijev, institualizacije, tekmovanj in profesionalizma. Kot cilje smo si v raziskavi postavili ugotovitve, kako deskarji na snegu prostega sloga dojemajo svoj šport, kakšen odnos imajo do tekmovanj in tekmovalnega sistema, kako zaznavajo smernice razvoja deskanja na snegu prostega sloga kot tekmovalnega športa ter opredelitev, v kolikšni meri jim predstavlja način življenja oz. kaj jim pomeni kot tekmovalen šport. Odločili smo se zbrati podatke s pomočjo pol-strukturiranega intervjuja. Vprašanja so se nanašala na zaznavanje deskanja na snegu prostega sloga kot tekmovalnega športa, načina življenja in profesionalizma v deskanju na snegu. Za obdelavo podatkov smo uporabili kvalitativno metodo analize vsebine. Intervjuvali smo profesionalne deskarje na snegu, s podporo vsaj enega sponzorja. Ugotovili smo, da šport kot je deskanje na snegu sam po sebi pri športnikih išče ravnotežje med tekmovalnim športom in načinom življenja. Deskarji na snegu sami trdijo, da deskanje do neke mere predstavlja njihov način življenja, vendar se vsi ne poistovetijo z deskanjem. Kot se je pokazalo v obravnavani raziskavi, tekmovanja niso vedno najpomembnejši del deskanja na snegu, kot športa. Vse je odvisno od profesionalne poti, ki jo deskar izbere. Deskarji na snegu tudi niso prepričani, ali popularnost njihovega športa pada ali raste. Deskanje na snegu je eden izmed trenutno najatraktivnejših olimpijskih športov, vendar pa z neolimpijskim ozadjem še vedno išče svoj prostor v tradicionalnih tekmovalnih športih in življenjskih športih, katerih vodilo je zabava, svoboda, individualnost in notranja motivacija za ukvarjanje z določenim športom.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: eskanje na snegu, prosti slog, ekstremni športi, način življenja, tekmovalen šport, subkultura
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
• Organization: FŠ - Faculty of Sport
• Year: 2017
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-95257
• COBISS.SI-ID: 5194417
• Publication date in RUL: 20.09.2017

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Freestyle snowboarding: way of life or a competitive sport

Abstract

The diploma thesis focuses on freestyle snowboarding from the view point of professional snowboarders. It researches how these snowboarders view their sport and their place in it. With initial focus on already existing researches and literature we introduces snowboarding thorough the aspect of extreme sports, snowboarding subculture, commercialization, influence of the media, institutionalization, competitions and professionalism. As our main goals we tried to discover how the athletes see their sport, which is the relation between athletes and competitions as well as the competition system, how the athletes view the changes in snowboarding and where is it going as a competition oriented sport. To gain this information we used semi-structured interview. The questions were orientated towards snowboarding as a competitive sport, way of life and professionalism in snowboarding. We use qualitative method of analyzing the content to get results. The main idea we came across was how divided the world of snowboarding is. The sport itself and people in it try to find balance between the sport becoming more like a traditional competitive sport and the way of life. Athletes themselves agree that snowboarding is their way of life but some wouldn't go as far as to say it completely defines them. As it also shows in the research the competitions are not the most important aspects of snowboarding for some athletes. It all depends on the athlete and the way he chooses to go about his sport and his professional career. As far as the popularity of sport goes the athletes find it hard to define if the sport is growing or not. Snowboarding is currently one of the more attractive sport that is part of the Olympic Games but it does not come from the Olympic background; so far it still floats between traditional competitive sports and lifestyle sports which are defined by freedom, fun, individuality and internal motivation.

• Keywords: snowboarding, freestyle, extreme sports, way of life, competitive sport, subculture