When Endurance Racing Fails Its Athletes
How endurance events are run, where organizer duty to athlete welfare breaks down, and how sports culture and media force the rules to change.
Optimized for books about Understand the ethics, organization, and athlete-welfare responsibilities behind high-endurance fitness competitions and how accountability gets enforced..
Sports, Media, and SocietyKevin HullProvides a broad framework for how sports media shapes public perception and organizational accountability in incidents...Shelf signal: How Media Works
Fair PlayRobert L. Simon, Cesar R. TorresExamines ethical responsibilities in sport, offering tools to evaluate organizers' decisions about athlete safety and...Shelf signal: Sports & Recreation
Contemporary Leadership in Sport OrganizationsDavid ScottAddresses leadership and organizational behavior in sport organizations, relevant to how Hyrox set and changed rules...Shelf signal: Business of Sports
The FormulaJoshua Robinson, Jonathan CleggAnalyzes high-performance sport cultures and the pressures that can lead organizations to prioritize results over...Shelf signal: Auto Racing
EndureAlexander Hutchinson, Robert G. SladeExplains physiological and psychological limits of endurance athletes, illuminating health risks of permitting...Shelf signal: Sports Psychology
A Physical EducationCasey JohnstonOffers a personal, cultural perspective on fitness culture and body norms that help contextualize public reactions and...Shelf signal: Strength Training