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Chapter 10 IGPE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Age
        
        Older may like choosing low intensity activities over physically demanding
      - Family influences
        
        Family may show interest or encourage to pursue certain activities
      - Where you live
        
        Affects activities available to you
        
        National culture may influence choices
      - Social circumstances
        
        Many people unable to afford expensive acitivites
      - Peer influence
        
        Peer group approves or encourages you to take part in something you are likely to do
      - Facilities
        
        Availability and standard of facilities influences activities take part in
      - Interest
        
        More likely to take part in activities that spark interest over those care less about
    - - More leisure tmie
        
        More free time for recreational acivities
        
        Reduce working hrs, more holidays, earlier retirement, increase in part-time or temporary work
      - Tech advancement
        
        Household tech such as vacuum and washing machines free up time for activities
      - Health awareness
        
        More about health benefits of exercise, motivating more to participate
      - Healthcare
        
        Medical procedures allow elderly or those with serious injuries to regain exercise ability
      - Media
        
        Media coverage of sports increaases interest and participation
      - Travel methods
        
        Better transport means more people can access facilities
      - Equipment costs
        
        Cheaper equipment allows more people to access sports/activities
      - Facilities
        
        Higher quality facilities now available to public, improving choice and accessibility
  - - - Takes place through organized events or comps, established rules followed and objective is to win
  - - - winning not important and rules often made up / adapted
  - - - Free time, people allocate to recreational activities
- - - - Consists of beginners and younger people and Involves basic skills / fundamentals
      - Found in PE lessons
      - Recreational and having fun
      - Help provide pathway to participation
    - - Individuals make choices about sport they enjoy
      - Organised sporting activities at clubs
      - more structured environment than foundation stage
      - Help provide pathway to progress to performance stage
    - - Focus on one or two sports only
      - Training / comps more important and regular
      - Country/state/regional set ups offer quality coaching and facilities helping athletes progress to elite
    - - Highest level performers
      - Move from regional to national squads
      - High levels of support provided (coach, medical care, equipment, etc)
      - Sacrifices made as lifestyle revolves around training
  - - - Making people aware of activities available to them
      - Distribute info and promoting sport
      - Organising coaching, training and club-development
- - - - Family habits can affect level of exercise + activities they will take part
        
        Cheaper meberships when enrolling as family,
        
        Improvements in childcare provision at leisure centres
    - - People educated on health benefits of exercise more likely to participate
        
        Education initiatives used to educate people about importance of exercise related to health
    - - Mountainous areas, trail running or hiking may be popular + supported
        
        Specialist facilities allow people to access sports otherwise couldnt
    - - Expensive activities may not be accessible for lower socio-economic background
        
        Reduce memership costs
        
        Activities in public space to reduce costs
    - - Dominated by male sport, minority sports receive less media attention thus lower rates of participation
        
        More coverage to female athletes
    - - Girls do not have female role models due to lack of media coverage
        
        Increase media attention to female athletes
    - - People with disabilities or minority ethnic groups may be discrimated
        
        Promoting tolerance through anti-discrimination initiatives
    - - People in full time jobs may have less time or energy to participate
        
        Improve access to leisure facilities such as gyms for use during office hours
- - - - types of sponsors
        
        Clothing + equipment
        
        Provided free of charge, sponsors gain exposure when athletes use them
        
        Finnance
        
        Funding from sponsors help to pay daily living + training costs of performers
        
        Facilities
        
        Often funded by sponsors for advertising purposes (enhances brand image)
    - - Sponsor
        
        Pro
        
        Linked to success can raise sponsor profile
        
        Display brand helps increase sales + revenue through ads
        
        Sponsor money not taxed
        
        Con
        
        Negative role models can damage brand image
        
        E.g. Lance armstrong drug case
      - Performer
        
        Pro
        
        Chance to become wealthy through sponsor
        
        Funding allows athletes to train + compete full time
        
        Performers receive the best equipment
        
        Cons
        
        Support may be withdrawn if athlete image damaged
        
        Athletes need to perform extra duties, affecting training schedule
      - Sport
        
        Pro
        
        Funding used to improve coaching + facilities
        
        Sponsor money may be used to find community schemes leading increase in participation
        
        Cons
        
        Pressure from sponsors can lead to rule changes, affects flow of game
        
        Minority sports may lose as sponsors prefer high profile sports
      - Audience
        
        Pros
        
        Funding used to improve spectator facilities + experience
        
        Raise sports profile leading to increase media coverage
        
        Cons
        
        Timings of games may change as sponsors want prime-time exposure
- - - - Place that provides space facilities and necessary things for special event to take place
    - - Tourism
        
        Increase in tourism, more visitors spending money. Improves status and awareness of city/country
      - Economy/employment
        
        Economy benefit due to increase employment duringg event
      - Infastructure
        
        Improved infrastructure built for event, offer long term benefits for society
      - Home advantage
        
        Home performers benefit from supporters cheering them on, competing in familiar environment + climate
    - - Home advantage
        
        Expectation for home performers to be successful may add unwanted pressure
      - Economy / employment
        
        Risk of competition being poorly organized and managed
      - Legal implications
        
        If not managed properly, legal benefits may quickly disappear
      - Infastructure
        
        Huge cost of investing in infrastructure and sport facilities, more money need to be spent on maintenance of facilities and security