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suffering

suffering In this source, suffering refers to enduring hardship within sport training culture.

In this source, suffering refers to enduring hardship within sport training culture. It is framed as a valued expectation that can make harmful treatment seem necessary for development and can help normalize abuse and silence resistance.

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Drafting source: Huang Huancheng; Chen Yuanyuan; Wan Yu; Jiang Lu; Sun Shulin; Huang Luqi. How training culture normalizes sport bullying: suffering, obedience, and structural violence in athlete development. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1885241; article XML SHA-256 1ac0acd749644dff7c25f7c7cf0e0a44a5f779803a6679d46fa5f637fc0fc25a. “How training culture normalizes sport bullying: suffering, obedience, and structural violence in athlete development” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1885241).
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