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1. Der Berg ruft und ein Reiseunternehmen will geführt sein, wo steckt der Fehlerteufel? Ein Interview mit Markus Walter.

Author

Walter, Markus and Seeliger, Frank

Subjects
*TRAVEL agents, *RESPONDENTS, *MOUNTAINEERING, *ORGANIZATION, *MOUNTAINEERS
Abstract

With the second contribution from Dresden, unlike in the three other interviews, the interviewee does not have management responsibility for research and/or service-oriented information organisation (library). Markus Walter is responsible for a travel company and his own highly demanding, high-alpine travel ventures. At the end of the interview on 8 June 2023, Walter formulated his own conclusion as follows: "You always have to differentiate between mistakes that you are allowed to make, yes, and you also have to consciously allow them, because you learn a lot from mistakes in particular, and mistakes that you are not allowed to make." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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3. Partikelverben als Pleonasmen?

Author

DOLIŃSKA, JUSTYNA

Subjects
SEMANTICS, MOUNTAINEERING, VERBS, PREPOSITIONS, CLASSIFICATION
Abstract

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Published
2023
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4. Das kann uns keiner nehmen : Roman

Author

Matthias Politycki and Matthias Politycki

Subjects
Novels, Fiction, Mountaineering--Fiction, Friendship--Fiction, Friendship, Mountaineering
Abstract

Eine ganz und gar unwahrscheinliche Freundschaft, jede Menge Ärger und ein großes Abenteuer Am Gipfel des Kilimandscharo: Hans, ein so zurückhaltender wie weltoffener Hamburger, ist endlich da, wo er schon ein halbes Leben lang hinwollte. Hier, auf dem Dach von Afrika, will er endlich mit seiner Vergangenheit ins Reine kommen. Doch am Grunde des Kraters steht bereits ein Zelt, und in diesem Zelt hockt der Tscharli, ein Ur-Bayer – respektlos, ohne Benimm und mit unerträglichen Ansichten. In der Nacht bricht ein Schneesturm herein und schweißt die beiden wider Willen zusammen. Es beginnt eine gemeinsame Reise, unglaublich rasant und authentisch erzählt, wie das nur Politycki kann, gespickt mit absurden und aberwitzigen Abenteuern. Als sich die beiden schließlich die Geschichte ihrer großen Liebe anvertrauen, erkennen sie, dass sie mit dem Leben noch eine Rechnung offen haben. Doch der Tod fährt in Afrika immer mit, und nur einer der beiden wird die Heimreise antreten. Dieser grandiose Roman über zwei sehr gegensätzliche Weggefährten, jeder auf seine Weise von der Liebe gezeichnet, verhandelt zugleich ein großes gesellschaftspolitisches Thema: Wie findet zusammen, was nicht zusammen passt – auch über einen tiefen Graben hinweg.

Published
2020

5. Wie zwei Mecklenburger das Abenteuer entdeckten : Von den kurzen Momenten in unserem Leben, in denen wir glaubten, unbesiegbar zu sein

Author

Bodo Schreiber and Bodo Schreiber

Subjects
Mountaineering, Adventure and adventurers, Explorers--Germany
Abstract

In diesem Buch erzähle ich, wie sich zwei norddeutsche »All inclusive Pauschalurlauber« ohne jegliche Kondition und Ausdauer, die den Komfort und die Bequemlichkeit lieben, zu zwei leidensfähigen Abenteurern entwickeln. In teils kuriosen, meistens spannenden, aber auch in einigen durchaus dramatischen Geschichten wird geschildert, wie die beiden Ehepartner im Alter von 40 Jahren Schritt für Schritt lernen, in unvorhersehbaren Situationen zu überleben, Schmerzen und absolute Erschöpfung zu ertragen. Die irgendwann in tiefster Wildnis, mehrere Tagesmärsche von jeder menschlichen Siedlung entfernt, in einem kleinen Zelt frierend aneinander kauern und sich eine Tütensuppe teilen. Diese Geschichten könnten aber auch eine interessante Anregung zum Nachmachen sein, vielleicht der ausschlaggebende Impuls selbst zum Abenteurer zu werden. Auf jeden Fall aber erzählen diese Geschichten von den kurzen Momenten in unserem Leben, in denen wir glaubten, unbesiegbar zu sein.

Published
2018

6. Alpinismus, Kontinuität und imaginierter Intergenerationendiskurs im nachhaltigen Alpentourismus: Das Beispiel „Bergsteigerdörfer“.

Author

Weiand, Ruth

Subjects
*SUSTAINABLE tourism, *MOUNTAINEERING, *TRAVEL, *VILLAGES, *TRAVELERS
Abstract

The initiative Mountaineering Villages is considered a prestige project in sustainable Alpine tourism. In its conception, alpinism as a travel practice is historically anchored in the places and forms a basis for bringing together past, present and future travel practices. It works as a foundation for identification processes as well. Using the example of alpinism in mountaineering villages, this ethnographic article explores the notion of continuity in sustainable tourism and examines the discourse between various generations. Traditional and contemporary images and ideas of villages, regions and travelling experience a specific synthesis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

7. Alpinismus – Andinismus : Gebirgslandschaften in europäischer und lateinamerikanischer Literatur

Author

Martina Kopf and Martina Kopf

Subjects
Mountaineering
Abstract

Auch in der Weltliteratur des 20. und 21. Jahrhunderts wird der Berg zu einem besonderen Ort, der an Transgression gekoppelte Aufstieg zu einer Erkenntnisbewegung und das sowohl in den Alpen als auch in den Anden. Die komparatistisch angelegte Studie stellt sich den Herausforderungen eines interkulturellen Vergleichs und spürt den Zusammenhängen europäischer und lateinamerikanischer Literatur nach, um nicht nur kulturspezifische Charakteristika herauszuarbeiten, sondern kulturübergreifende Funktionen literarischer Gebirgslandschaften zu identifizieren. Im Mittelpunkt stehen dabei v.a. Schweizer und peruanische Autoren: M. Frisch, L. Hohl, C.-F. Ramuz sowie C. Alegría, J. M. Arguedas, M. Vargas Llosa.

Published
2016

8. Wegerecht und Bergsport : Betretungsrechte der Allgemeinheit an Flächen im Bergland

Author

Matthias Ringhof and Matthias Ringhof

Subjects
Mountaineering, Real property, Servitudes, Right of way
Abstract

Umfassende Darstellung der gesetzlich eingeräumten Rechte zum Betreten der Berge Die Monografie beschäftigt sich mit denjenigen Bundes- und Landesgesetzen, die Betretungsrechte der Allgemeinheit an Flächen im Bergland ohne Dazwischentreten einer behördlichen oder gerichtlichen Entscheidung begründen. Auf Einschränkungen dieser Freiheit durch Sperrmöglichkeiten nach dem Forst- und dem Jagdrecht wird besondere Rücksicht genommen. Das Werk arbeitet nicht nur den Meinungsstand auf, sondern entwickelt auch Lösungen für die wichtigsten ungeklärten Probleme. Dabei bilden die strittigen Themen'Setzen von Bohrhaken'und'Tourengehen auf Schipisten'einen Schwerpunkt. Häufig nur überblicksartig dargestellte landesrechtliche Regelungen werden eingehend erörtert. Die immer wieder zum Vorschein kommende historische Dimension und die gelegentlichen Ausblicke auf die Rechtslage im benachbarten Bayern sind nicht nur für den Juristen von Belang, sondern verhelfen auch dem interessierten Laien zu einem besseren Verständnis der Materie. Das Buch ist der vierte Band in der Schriftenreihe zum Sportrecht an der Universität Innsbruck (SPRINT), herausgegeben von Manfred Büchele, Michael Ganner, Lamiss Khakzadeh-Leiler, Peter G. Mayr, Gert-Peter Reissner und Alexander Schopper.

Published
2015

9. Ausbau des Mountaineering-Programms: Strellson für die Piste.

Author

Javorovic, Mara

Subjects
SKIING equipment, PRICES, COLOR temperature, MEN'S clothing, MOUNTAINEERING
Abstract

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Published
2024

10. Wandertourismus : Kundengruppen, Destinationsmarketing, Gesundheitsaspekte

Author

Axel Dreyer, Anne Menzel, Martin Endreß, Axel Dreyer, Anne Menzel, and Martin Endreß

Subjects
Mountaineering, Trails, Hiking
Abstract

Das Buch behandelt eingangs die aktuelle Situation des Wandertourismus, seine wachsende wirtschaftliche Bedeutung und die Ursachen für diese Entwicklung. Nacheinander werden sowohl die Nachfrageseite (Demographie, Wandermotive, Reiseverhalten, Differenzierung von Wanderertypen) als auch die Angebotsseite (Wanderdestinationen, Wanderwege, Wandergastgeber, Wanderkonzepte) des Markts für Wandertourismus detailliert beleuchtet. Dabei kommen auch aktuelle Entwicklungen im Wandertourismus wie Themenwanderungen, GPS-Wandern und Pilgern nicht zu kurz. Konkret wird anschließend auf Marketingaspekte im Wandertourismus auf Destinationsebene eingegangen.

Published
2010

11. [Bouldering: a sport with a high risk of intraarticular fractures]

Author

Patrick, Kornherr, Christian, Kühne, Falko, Kopp, Achim, Preiss, Leif, Menzdorf, and Nils, Proksch

Subjects
Intra-Articular Fractures, Athletes, Athletic Injuries, Humans, Mountaineering, Sports
Abstract

Bouldering is a famous new sport with an increasing number of athletes. It became an Olympic sport in 2020. As no major sports equipment is required, everybody can take up bouldering even with little knowledge. However, despite the low climbing height there is a high risk of severe joint injuries, especially in the lower limb. Increasing numbers of climbers have led to an increase in injuries. New floor designs are supposed to reduce these risks. Improved documentation and specific research in bouldering should provide more insight into risks, injury patterns and prevention.Bouldern erfreut sich zunehmender Beliebtheit und wurde 2020 olympisch. Da kein größeres Sportequipment notwendig ist, kann jeder, selbst mit geringer Vorkenntnis, damit beginnen. Trotz der geringen Kletterhöhe birgt diese Sportart Verletzungsrisiken, insbesondere der unteren Extremität, durch unkontrollierte (Matten-) Stürze. Die Teilnehmerzahlen und damit auch die Verletzungshäufigkeit sind in den letzten Jahren gestiegen. Ein verändertes Mattendesign soll diese Risiken reduzieren. Eine verbesserte Dokumentation von Boulderverletzungen und eine unabhängige Betrachtung sollten mehr Transparenz hinsichtlich Boulderverletzungen und Präventionsmaßnahmen erbringen.

Published
2022

12. Konzeption und Testung eines modifizierten Kreislaufsystems zum Wärmeerhalt von Hypothermiepatienten

Author

Kotter, Iris, Muth, Claus-Martin, Steinacker, Jürgen, and Brinkmann, Alexander

Subjects
Rescue work, Methods, Wenoll-System, Wärmeerhalt, Akzidentelle Hypothermie, Hyperthermia, ddc:610, Bergrettung, W��rmeerhalt, DDC 610 / Medicine & health, Hypothermie, Bergwacht Bayern, Mountaineering
Abstract

Die akzidentelle Hypothermie stellt in der Bergrettung nach wie vor ein zentrales Problem dar. Auf Grund der reduzierten Infrastruktur und der daraus resultierend verl��ngerten Rettungsketten m��ssen an das verwendete Material besondere Anforderungen gestellt werden. Hier sind Effizienz, ein geringes Gewicht und eine vielf��ltige Einsetzbarkeit zu nennen. Der W��rmeerhalt gem���� des Standarts der Bergwacht Bayern beinhaltet isolierende Schichten, chemische W��rmeelemente und die Zufuhr von warmem angefeuchteten Sauerstoff. Durch die zus��tzliche Einleitung von CO2 in den Forschungsgegenstand Wenoll-System war zu untersuchen, ob sich die Atemkalkkartusche hinsichtlich ihrer W��rmeleistung konditionieren lie��e, um im Rahmen der Bergrettung als W��rmeelement f��r die Wiedererw��rmung von akzidentell Unterk��hlten Patienten zu dienen. Hierzu wurde ein theoretischer Versuchsaufbau entwickelt um auf die Testung an Probanden verzichten zu k��nnen. Hinsichtlich der Ergebnisse zeigte sich eine Zufuhr von 30 bis 45 l CO2/h hinsichtlich der W��rmeentwicklung (40-45��C) und hinsichtlich der Laufzeitl��nge als ideal. Zudem zeigte sich unter diesen Flussraten eine hinreichend genaue F��rbung des Atemkalks als Sicherheitsindikator f��r den Verbrauch des Atemkalks. Zusammenfassend l��sst sich sagen, dass sich die Atemkalkkartusche hinsichtlich ihrer W��rmeentwicklung durch die zus��tzliche Einleitung von CO2 konditionieren l��sst und somit das modifizierte Wenoll-System eine gute Option f��r die Wiedererw��rmung bzw. den W��rmeerhalt von Unterk��hlten im alpinen Gel��nde darstellen k��nnte.

Published
2021

13. Leistungsort nach § 3a Abs. 3 Nr. 3 Buchst. a UStG bei der Tätigkeit eines Bergführers.

Subjects
MOUNTAINEERING, TOURS, TAXATION, HIKERS, MOUNTAINEERS
Abstract

The article reports that Insofar as the mountain guide is characterized by the hikers, climbers or mountaineers on the basis of their skills on the basis of experience, local knowledge or training. Topics include Value Added tax Directive activities in the field of culture, the arts, sports, science, teaching or entertainment; and application of the special regulation for the taxation of travel services.

Published
2022
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14. SPORTS.

Subjects
FOOTBALL tournaments, SWIMMERS, EQUESTRIANISM, MOUNTAINEERING
Published
2017

15. Store des Tages Frühjahr 2023: Salewa: "Circular Experience" in Bozen.

Author

Gropler, Melanie

Subjects
LEASE & rental services, MOUNTAINEERING, MOUNTAINEERS, TOURISTS, RETAIL industry
Abstract

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Published
2023

16. Der Sommerverlängerer.

Subjects
READY-to-wear clothing, AUTUMN, CONSUMERS, MOUNTAINEERING, JACKETS, SUMMER
Abstract

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Published
2023

17. „Online ist nur eine Ergänzung".

Author

Becker, Stefan

Subjects
INTERNET sales, MARKETING channels, CLOTHING & dress, MOUNTAINEERING, INVENTORIES, OUTDOOR advertising
Abstract

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Published
2022

19. UNTER DER ERDE.

Subjects
*MOUNTAINEERING, *RAW materials
Abstract

The article reports that People climb mountains and fly into space with people plunder raw materials here, build secret escape routes or dig up secrets from the past.

Published
2022

21. Climbing for preventing and treating health problems: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials

Author

Fechtelpeter, Dennis and Buechter, Roland Brian

Subjects
mountaineering, exercise therapy, rehabilitation, Medicine
Abstract

Objective: To summarize the best available evidence on effectiveness of therapeutic or sport climbing in preventing or treating health problems. Methods: We searched Medline, Embase, CENTRAL, PsycINFO, PEDro, OTseeker and SportDiscus for randomized controlled trials published up to December 26, 2010. We included all trials assessing patient-relevant outcomes. Two reviewers independently selected relevant studies, assessed their methodological quality and extracted data. Quality of evidence was rated using the GRADE system. Data were entered into RevMan 5 to calculate effect sizes and 95% confidence intervals where appropriate.Results: Eligible for inclusion were four RCTs studying the effectiveness of climbing in (a) geriatric patients, (b) adults with multiple sclerosis, (c) adults with chronic low-back pain and (d) children with disabilities and poor motor function. The sample sizes ranged between 20 and 95. All trials had major methodological limitations. We found very low quality evidence that therapeutic climbing may improve activities of daily living in geriatric patients compared to physiotherapy as measured by the Barthel index (difference in mean change score: 2.32 [95%-CI: 0.45 to 4.19]). We found very low quality evidence that therapeutic climbing compared to standard exercise therapy may improve physical functioning (difference in mean change score: 16.15 [95%-CI: 4.45 to 27.85]) and general physical health (13.14 [95%-CI: 3.61 to 22.67]) as measured by the SF-36 in adults with chronic low back-pain. Conclusions: Evidence for the effectiveness of therapeutic climbing is limited to small trials at high risk of bias. The effects of therapeutic climbing are therefore unclear.

Published
2011

22. Menswear-Trendthema Strick: Inspirationen vom Catwalk: Knitparade.

Subjects
MEN'S clothing, KNITWEAR, MOUNTAINEERING
Abstract

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Published
2022

23. Ambitionierte Gipfelstürmerin.

Author

Iris, Tietze

Subjects
MOUNTAINEERING, CLIMATE change, GLACIERS, DIGITIZATION, SUSTAINABILITY, MOUNTAINEERS, STOCKHOLDERS
Abstract

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Published
2023

24. The Problems of the Defining the Risk: The Case of Mountaineering

Author

Viviane Seigneur

Subjects
risk definition, mountaineering, risk analysis, mountain, risk behaviour, Social sciences (General), H1-99
Abstract

A central assumption in sociology is that the view on the risk is essentially a construction rather than a strictly objective perspective. However, this approach has a tendency to forget objective knowledge and tangible facts. Our research on risks in high mountains compares the available information on risks (scientific literature, safety information, media coverage and political discourse) with our empiric observations. Our work shows that there are differences caused by lack of fundamental reflection on the definition of the risk as a social construction. We propose to reconsider the definition of the risk with concepts closely connected to risk such as: uncertainty, emotion, phobia and danger, and to point out problems of confusion in several works of authors (e.g. those dealing with sensational activity, such as bungee jumping, as if it was dangerous). URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0601148

Published
2006

25. Bucura Dumbravă: escalade et littérature.

Author

Marinescu, Luiza

Subjects
*GERMAN language, *ROMANIAN language
Abstract

This essay focuses on the ways in which Fany Seculici or Bucura Dumbravă as author has contributed to establishing contacts between the Western and the Eastern part of Europe throughout mountain climbing and writing original and inspired literature. The article presents the following coordinates: 1. Following the tradition of romantic literature; 2. A famous forgotten woman writer?; 3. Penname or destiny?; 4. The literary talent; 5. The debut in German language with a Romanian subject; 6. From the classical and Romanian popular music to the treasure of the folk dances; 7. Mountain climbing as a hobby; 8. India's mysteries and the theosophical preoccupations; 9. A royal portrait of Bucura Dumbravă [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

26. Bergwacht im Deutschen Roten Kreuz.

Author

Lischke, V., Berner, A., Kopp, K.-H., and Mann, A.

Abstract

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Published
2012
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27. Transdisziplinärer Dialog: Fachwissen und Erfahrungswissenim Austausch über Sommer-Bergtourismus und Klimawandel.

Author

Ritter, Florian, Muhar, Andreas, and Fiebig, Markus

Subjects
CLIMATE change, MOUNTAINEERING, PERMAFROST, GLACIERS, STAKEHOLDERS
Abstract

Based on a transdisciplinary research project, we discuss how several groups of scientists and stakeholders can be integrated in different project stages. The objective of our project was to discuss the need to adapt the high alpine trail network to reflect the con- sequences of climate change (e.g., glacier retreat).To this end, we created two kinds of scenarios. In several workshops, the scenarios were further developed and evaluated by regional stakeholders (e.g., alpine clubs, mountain guides, local tourist boards). The workshop participants - experts, stakeholders - discussed the emerging need for action and recommendations to adapt the trail network. Our case study exemplifies that scientists and stakeholders can and should play different parts in specific stages of transdisciplinary projects. It is essential to manage and overcome the boundaries between the groups so that different perspectives of the research problem can be considered. If this approach is successful, a more comprehensive perception and a more holistic handling of real-world problems can emerge from transdisciplinary processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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28. Eisklettern – Unfälle und Überlastungen.

Author

Schwarz, Ulrich, Küpper, Thomas, Schöffl, Isabelle, Dickschas, Jörg, and Schöffl, Volker

Subjects
SNOW & ice climbing, MOUNTAINEERING, INJURY risk factors, SPORTS physiology, SPORTS accidents, RISK-taking behavior
Abstract

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Published
2008
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29. Kälte: Physiologische und pathophysiologische Auswirkungen auf den menschlichen Organismus.

Author

Burtscher, Martin, Hochholzer, Thomas, and Sumann, Günther

Subjects
MOUNTAINEERING injuries, PHYSIOLOGICAL effects of cold temperatures, CARDIOVASCULAR diseases, RESPIRATORY diseases, NEUROLOGICAL disorders, HYPOTHERMIA, MOUNTAINEERS, DISEASES
Abstract

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Published
2008
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30. Nachhaltigkeit als Geschäftsmodell: Eine runde Sache.

Author

Javorovic, Mara

Subjects
CLOTHING industry, NEW business enterprises, SUSTAINABILITY, BUSINESS models, MOUNTAINEERING, BRAND name products, SPORTS
Abstract

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Published
2022

31. Die respiratorische Funktion Gesunder sowie chronisch Lungenkranker unter Einfluss der Höhe.

Author

Domej, Wolfgang and Schwaberger, G.

Abstract

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Published
2002
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32. [Finger and shoulder injuries in rock climbing]

Author

Volker, Schöffl, Michael, Simon, and Christoph, Lutter

Subjects
Tendon Injuries, Incidence, Athletic Injuries, Finger Injuries, Humans, Shoulder Injuries, Mountaineering, Sports
Abstract

Sport climbing is rapidly becoming a popular trend sport, which has resulted in a surge of climbing-specific injuries.The goal of this paper is to delineate the incidence of climbing-specific injuries focusing on finger and shoulder injuries. Furthermore, we aim to illustrate clinical symptoms and therapeutic strategies based on the current literature.The incidence of climbing-specific injuries in a large patient population was recorded and diagnosis and treatment options were assessed considering the current literature.Finger and shoulder injuries are the most common entities in sport climbing. With regard to finger injuries, more than 30 different differential diagnoses were identified, with pulley injuries, tenosynovitis, epiphyseal fractures, as well as lumbrical muscle tears being of the greatest importance due to their climbing-specific nature. With regard to shoulder injuries, SLAP lesions play a particularly important role, currently representing the fifth most common diagnosis in the patient population analyzed. Further pathologies that are becoming increasingly important among sport climbers are injuries of the rotator cuff, long biceps tendon ruptures, impingement syndromes and injuries caused by shoulder dislocations (e.g. Bankart lesions).Finger injuries are common in sports climbing and can be challenging to diagnose and treat correctly. The number of shoulder injuries is expected to rise as new competition modalities and sub-disciplines (e.g. bouldering) increasingly stress athletes' musculoskeletal systems. An increase of degenerative injuries in long-time climbers is expected due to changes in the sport.

Published
2019

33. [Sport climbing, bouldering and associated injuries in childhood and adolescence]

Author

A, Schweizer and K, Göhner Schweizer

Subjects
Adult, Upper Extremity, Fractures, Bone, Adolescent, Fractures, Stress, Athletic Injuries, Finger Injuries, Humans, Child, Mountaineering, Sports
Abstract

Sport climbing and bouldering has developed from a rarely performed to a very popular sport in the last 30 years. Sport physicians are increasingly faced with its specific and otherwise uncommon injury pattern. Overall, the sport is relatively safe, particularly if performed in indoor facilities.The injuries frequently occur on the upper extremity, with the fingers being the most affected. Acute traumatic lesions such as sprains, fractures or ligament lesions are much rarer than overload and overuse caused by repetitive and highly stressing climbing movements. The most common injury is not the pulley rupture, as in adults, but the epiphyseal stress fracture of the base of the middle phalanx, which occurs practically only in climbing sport. The injury is treated conservatively, has a long recovery time of about 8 months and may lead to joint destruction and arthrosis if missed.

Published
2019

35. Capão-Tal.

Author

Damasceno, Rodrigo Lobo

Subjects
MOUNTAINEERING, CITIES & towns, BUZZARDS, MELANCHOLY
Abstract

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Published
2022

36. Neuer Partner, neues Terrain: Camper lanciert Outdoor-Marke.

Author

Javorovic, Mara

Subjects
TRAIL running, AUTUMN, NEW business enterprises, RESPONSIBILITY, TRAILS, MOUNTAINEERING
Abstract

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Published
2022

37. Rückblick.

Subjects
SKIN care, MOUNTAINEERING, CHEMISTRY students, MANUFACTURING industries, SUNBURN, CHEMICAL laboratories
Abstract

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Published
2023

38. Jenseits des Réduits.

Author

Purtschert, Patricia

Subjects
MOUNTAINEERING, HISTORY of mountaineering, MOUNTAINEERING expeditions, HISTORY of Switzerland, POSTCOLONIALISM, TWENTIETH century
Abstract

The article discusses the role of Swiss mountaineers in the the 1950s and 1960s, with a particular focus on the relation between mountaineering and post- colonialism. Topics include the Swiss Mount Everest expedition in 1952 with mountaineer Raymond Lambert, as well as the expeditions of the Lhotse mountain in 1956 and the Dhaulagiri mountain in 1960 by Swiss teams. The article looks at mountaineering after World war II in the context of Swiss self understanding. The connection of Swiss identity to the Alps is presented. The author particularly looks at mountaineering as colonial practice, and offers information on the competition between British and Swiss mountaineers in climbing the Mount Everest.

Published
2013

39. Neues Geschäftsmodell: Salewa: Vom Produkt zum Erlebnis.

Author

Javorovic, Mara

Subjects
CROSS-country skiing, MOUNTAINEERING, BUSINESS models, MOUNTAINEERS, OLDER athletes, ATHLETES
Abstract

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Published
2022

40. TW-Interview mit Herno-Chef Claudio Marenzi: "Outdoor müssen wir besetzen".

Author

Bayer, Tobias

Subjects
BRAND image, BRAND name products, INFORMATION sharing, CLOTHING industry, MOUNTAINEERING
Abstract

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Published
2022

41. [Lung diseases and altitude mountaineering]

Author

Tsogyal Daniela, Latshang and Otto Dagobert, Schoch

Subjects
Lung Diseases, Oxygen, Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive, Sleep Apnea, Obstructive, Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, Risk Factors, Acclimatization, Hypertension, Pulmonary, Polysomnography, Exercise Test, Humans, Altitude Sickness, Mountaineering
Published
2018

43. Top-Themen der Outdoor-Order.

Subjects
CLOTHING & dress, MOUNTAINEERING, ECOLOGICAL impact, MOUNTAINEERS, SUSTAINABILITY, SHOES
Abstract

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Published
2022

44. [Patrouille des Glaciers - Analysis of Course Times]

Author

Benedikt Andreas, Gasser

Subjects
Adult, Male, Competitive Behavior, Athletic Performance, Middle Aged, Mountaineering, Walking Speed, Physical Fitness, Skiing, Time and Motion Studies, Humans, Female, Ice Cover, Switzerland, Aged, Physical Conditioning, Human
Published
2017

45. Mustergültig.

Author

Schwarz, Sebastian

Subjects
POINT-of-sale systems, AUTUMN, CLOTHING & dress, SUPPLY & demand, MOUNTAINEERING
Abstract

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Published
2023

46. Strellson verbindet die Saisons: Die verstärkte Pre-Kollektion soll das Gefühl des Sommers verlängern und für einen spielerischen Saisonübergang sorgen.

Author

Bangert, André

Subjects
MOUNTAINEERING, CAMELS, PASTEL drawing, OUTDOOR clothing, OLIVE, ENGLISH ivy
Abstract

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Published
2022

47. »Den Alpinismus haben die Briten erfunden«.

Author

SELF, WILL

Subjects
*AUTHORS, *MOUNTAINS, *MOUNTAINEERING
Abstract

An interview with author Will Self is presented. He discussed various topics including his novel "Dorian: Eine Nachahmung," his connection with mountains, attraction of tourists towards mountains, his interest in reading books while mountaineering, mountain climbing, his interest in hiking and his book on psychogeography.

Published
2019

48. [Mountaineering for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Diseases?]

Author

B A, Gasser, H H, Hoppeler, and M, Waibel

Subjects
Adult, Male, Metabolic Diseases, Cardiovascular Diseases, Heart Rate, Physical Exertion, Humans, Exercise Therapy, Mountaineering, Physical Conditioning, Human
Abstract

People in Western countries are gaining more and more weight, which is mainly due to a lack of physical activity predisposing to cardiovascular illnesses. Mountaineering, in particular multi-pitch climbing, seems to have protective effects on the metabolic and cardiovascular systems because it is a low-intensity activity lasting several hours, which leads to continuous physical stimulation.Eight climbers in four two-person rope teams with a good leisure sports level and regular climbing activity completed a multi-pitch climbing route (Pfriendler 2501 metres above sea level Via Fritz/Steingletscher/Sustenpass Canton of Bern/Switzerland) with a total of seven pitches with difficulties between 4b and 5c(+) (French Scale). Climbers were monitored with heart rate gear during the whole climbing activity, which allowed us to analyse heart rates after climbing.During a single climbing pitch, heart rate values increased from 86 ± 18 to 135 ± 4 beats per minute on average. The average heart rate was 126 ± 2 beats per minute, which is 67 % of the maximum heart rate on average. The whole tour lasted 5 h 55 min with an average heart rate of 108 ± 9 beats per minute being measured, yielding an average of 56 ± 5 % of the maximum heart rate.The results point out the low intensity of multi-pitch mountaineering and imply a stimulation of fat metabolism, which highlights the potential of mountaineering for preventing metabolic diseases.

Published
2016

49. Was sagen die Macher?: Wo liegen Potenziale, wo Herausforderungen? Wir haben Aufsteiger, Newcomer und etablierte Outdoor-Macher befragt, welche Strategien sie mit Blick auf das Jacken-Business verfolgen.

Subjects
BRANDING (Marketing), CONSUMERS, JACKETS, MOUNTAINEERING, CAMELS, BRAND communities
Abstract

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Published
2022

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