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Speaking of Psychology
Why are people drawn to extreme sports? With Eric Brymer, PhD
Sep 20, 2023
38:56
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Dr. Eric Brymer explains misconceptions about adventurers, what draws people to extreme sports, the role of fear, parallels to other extreme experiences, the impact of technology, and how adventure enhances wellbeing and human potential.
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- Extreme adventurers are meticulous planners who invest years in training and preparation for their activities.
- Fear is an important tool for extreme athletes, prompting them to be vigilant and focused on ensuring safety in their endeavors.
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Motivations for Extreme Adventure
Many extreme adventurers are not daredevil risk-takers, but rather careful planners who dedicate years to training and preparation. People get into extreme adventure for various reasons, such as personal interest or fascination with a particular activity. They may be drawn by the idea of safety or influenced by influential figures. Notably, extreme adventurers have a profound knowledge of the environment they engage in and possess in-depth knowledge about the risks involved. They also need to have a deep understanding of their own capabilities and have the ability to assess and withdraw when necessary.
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