Safety culture in sporting activity

Journal Title: Security Dimensions - Year 2014, Vol 12, Issue 12

Abstract

As a result of the growing pace of life and developing civilization in which important factors are the crisis of values, the misunderstood idea of freedom and the willingness to achieve success quickly (by taking a shortcut), a new area of threats can be observed. They are caused by faster pace of life that is related to technical development which, in turn, makes us place higher demands on ourselves both in respect to our physical and psychological fitness. Contemporary world requires people to take care of their bodies. This is related especially to taking care of our bodies through the prism of the myth of beauty. The ideal of beauty promoted by mass media is difficult to achieve for an average human being and impossible to achieve for the majority of people in a satisfactory time period. Therefore, reflection on experiencing corporality as an aesthetic value in reference to safety culture seems to be both interesting and significant. High safety culture is related to high values ascribed to human health and life as well as keeping the boundary between essential risk, which is an integral part of life and development, and ensuring safety and protection against threats. The axiology of physical activity and issues of movement, fitness, health and beauty of human body related to it is one of subject of interest in safety culture. The aim and specification of actions in the field of body axiology is description, interpretation and analysis of facts related to human corporality which have sense and therefore are a value.<br/><br/>

Authors and Affiliations

Mirosław Juszkiewicz, Dorota Ambroży, Ewa Dybińska

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Mirosław Juszkiewicz, Dorota Ambroży, Ewa Dybińska (2014). Safety culture in sporting activity. Security Dimensions, 12(12), 171-177. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-376232