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Mit historischen Tourenbüchern können Radfahrer das alte Baltikum heute neu entdecken. Das Tourenbuch von Estland von 1897 wird nun in Wikisource transkribiert.:Reisebericht: - Touren-Buch von Estland mit Fortführung der Touren bis in die Städte Nord-Livlands, 1897 - Orientierungskarte zum Tourenbuch von Estland - Baltischer Radfahrer-Kalender für das Jahr 1897 via Eesti Rahvusraamatukogu digitaalarhiiv DIGAR

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So-Ausg. 'Auf nach Peking' Februar 2022

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Ziel dieser Mountainbike-Fachplanung ist es, den Freistaat zu einem der führenden grenzübergreifenden Mountainbike-Reiseziele in Deutschland zu entwickeln. Dafür beschreibt die Planung konkrete Maßnahmen. Als praxisorientiertes Handbuch soll sie zudem als Orientierung bei der Planung und Entwicklung neuer Mountainbike-Angebote dienen. Die Fachplanung zeigt auf, wie vorhandene Infrastrukturen wie Skiliftanlagen und regionale Sehenswürdigkeiten in die Mountainbike-Projekte eingebunden werden können und dadurch besser ausgelastet werden. Ebenfalls deutlich wird der Wirtschaftsfaktoreffekt für die vorhandenen Gastronomie- und Beherbergungsbetriebe entlang und im Umfeld der Strecken. Natur und Kultur erlebbar zu machen, gleichzeitig aber durch gezielte Besucherlenkung zu schützen und zu erhalten, sind zentrale Ansprüche der Fachplanung. Redaktionsschluss: 31.05.2021

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Sonder-Ausgabe Juni

Doping has serious negative consequences for athletes and the integrity of sports, implying the need for effective prevention programs. Since educating young athletes about doping-related knowledge is deemed to be not sufficiently effective to minimize doping, a focus on values, emotions and morality is seen as a promising approach and previous research indicates which variables exactly could be addressed in anti-doping efforts. These variables are anticipated guilt, empathy, moral disengagement, and collective moral norms, since these constructs have been strongly and consistently linked to doping intention, likelihood, or behavior. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to develop a values-based anti-doping intervention, which targets the aforementioned variables, and to evaluate its effectiveness in producing changes in outcomes in comparison to an information-based intervention and a waiting control group. To evaluate their effectiveness, both interventions, which each consist of six 45-min sessions (one session per week) were implemented in a sample of 321 young elite athletes, aged 13–19 years, from a broad range of team and individual sports. Thirty different teams, training groups or classes were randomly assigned to either the values-based intervention, the information-based intervention, or to a waiting control group. Doping intention, doping susceptibility as well as the above mentioned variables were assessed at pre- and posttest and, for participants of the values- and information-based conditions also at a 3 to 4-month follow up. Within a multilevel modeling framework general linear mixed regression analyses revealed that the values-based intervention, compared to the control group, was able to decrease athletes' moral disengagement and increase their anticipated guilt immediately after the intervention (at posttest), whereas no effects for the information-based intervention emerged. Looking at how the outcomes developed over time (i.e., at the follow up measurement), it could be demonstrated that the reduction in moral disengagement sustained. The increase in anticipated guilt, however, was not sustainable and, surprisingly, decreased from post to follow up. Furthermore, athletes in the values-based intervention reported higher empathy from post to follow up, which could possibly indicate a “delayed” effect. This study provides support that a values-based approach can produce changes in some, yet, not all addressed variables and specific elements from this intervention could potentially be a useful addition to traditional anti-doping education (i.e., information provision).