ABSTRACT This paper proposes a relational time-geography approach to differentiate the geographies of recreational activities, whose place cannot be pinned down to a single specific infrastructure or area and therefore risks being marginalised in planning. Running is used as a case study. Based on diary-interviews, we have identified three different exercises/places used alternately by the respondents: the forest run; ‘the most boring route in the world’; and the tourist run. We argue that the time-geography of runners could be conceptualised as a rhythm of place dependencies, where different places afford complementary qualities. By allowing for a negotiation of the spatio-temporal constraints of everyday life, these different places (and their affordances) are of crucial importance for motivation and exercise.

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区分休闲跑步的时间地理

摘要本文提出了一种关系时间地理方法，以区分娱乐活动的地理位置，因为娱乐活动的位置无法确定为单个特定的基础设施或区域，因此在规划中处于边缘化的风险。以跑步为例。根据日记的采访，我们确定了受访者交替使用的三种不同的练习/场所：森林奔跑；“世界上最无聊的路线”；和游客奔跑。我们认为，跑步者的时间地理学可以被概念化为位置依赖性的节奏，其中不同的位置提供了互补的品质。通过就日常生活的时空限制进行协商，这些不同的地方（及其负担能力）对于动机和锻炼至关重要。