#10601. Expendable young males

October 2026publication date
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Education;
Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation;
Orthopedics and Sports Medicine;
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Abstract:
Significantly, this is a paper about young males and the way in which masculinity is socially constructed within both a sporting and broader social and cultural context. It is also a paper that challenges the way in which the male body is endorsed, perceived, and used in a utilitarian manner from boyhood through to early male adulthood, across a range of settings thereby creating a normalised conception of the male body throughout life. Using surf lifesaving as vehicle through which young males can be explored, it identifies the role of sport in the creation of this normalisation and specifically highlights, through an autoethnographic account, the expectation placed on young males within the masculinised sporting setting of surf lifesaving.
Keywords:
autoethnography; Masculinity; sport; surf lifesaving; young males

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