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Informal Sports - Concepts

Informal Sports - Concepts. Self directed participation in cooperative/competitive play activity in the game form Biggest concern – facilities! Least amount of structure Involves the largest amount of participants Growth area – commercial and private sport facilities. Participation Factors.

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Informal Sports - Concepts

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  1. Informal Sports - Concepts • Self directed participation in cooperative/competitive play activity in the game form • Biggest concern – facilities! • Least amount of structure • Involves the largest amount of participants • Growth area – commercial and private sport facilities

  2. Participation Factors • Facilitate participation • Priority – creating a positive, satisfying experience • Why might this be difficult?

  3. Membership services Facility availability Seasonal factors Scheduling Conveniences Cleanliness Personnel Cost Participation Factors - List

  4. Membership Services • Regardless of less structure, there should STILL be a focus on administrative support • Incentives for participation (recognition, discounts, spontaneous structured events, other perks) • Membership policy (Activity Fees, etc.) • Eligibility (students, faculty/staff, public?)

  5. Facility Availability • Adequate number and variety of sport facilities • Importance of trends, tradition, culture • Location of facilities • Scheduling based on client availability • Access for people with disabilities – recent legislation (ADA) • Available Times?

  6. Seasonal Factors • Association of activity with a season or time of the year • Adjustment of fees • Maintenance requirements and supervision may change • What is the best time of the year to make available certain facilities?

  7. Scheduling • Critical! Remember, facilities are everything! • Factors that influence scheduling include: • age, time required, needs of other programs, budget constraints, and popularity of a sport • Communicate available facilities and times they are available

  8. Types of Scheduling • Block scheduling • Short-term reservations

  9. Conveniences • Equipment availability; check-out, rental or pro-shop • Locker room and showers • Adequate parking • Restrooms • Seating • Food and vending services • Others?

  10. Cleanliness • Helps maintain a positive image for the facility • Usually taken for granted • Includes trash pick-up, bulletin boards, restrooms, floors, lights, backboards/rims, nets, water fountains, grass, etc. • Poorly maintained facilities?

  11. Personnel • Vital in attracting and retaining participants • Who? What? How? • Competent in controlling safety hazards, facility misuse

  12. Personnel Continued • Sound knowledge of the operations • Reliability of information provided to participants • Must have good communication skills, conflict resolution skills, tact, maturity

  13. Cost • Cost for informal sport facility use can affect how much it is used • Daily operational costs should be covered by user fees • Types: user fees, charges, taxation, grants, gifts

  14. Cost Continued • Annual/daily user or membership fees • Reservation/rental fees • License and permit fees • Other costs?

  15. Group Exercise P. 91 Application Exercise

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