Community Sport
Capacity Building in Community Sport Organizations
... Participants were 66 presidents (or their representatives) of CSOs in one Canadian province. The 66 survey participants represent 11 sports across the province, with soccer (19%) and hockey (17%) representing the largest ...
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Emotions and the sustainability of community sport organizations
... of community sport organizations (CSOs) has emphasized its differences with professional sport ones (Cuskelly 2004, Gray ...national sport systems (Cuskelly ...Professional sport ...
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Diversity work in community sport organizations: Commitment, resistance and institutional change
... in community sports organizations provides insight into this tension within diversity ...in community sport organizations diversity is typically not an institutional commitment in the strong sense of ...
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The transformative potential of using participatory community sport initiatives to promote social cohesion in divided community contexts
... how sport can be applied in divided community ...some sport programmes are guilty of, among other things, confusing potential micro-level individual outcomes with community and broader ...
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Linking Physical Education With Community Sport and Recreation: A Program for Adolescent Girls
... and community-focused lesson plans and resources for each of the program units – tennis, football and ...and community instructors from YMCA ...in community sport and active recreation ...
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Lived experience and community sport coaching: a phenomenological investigation
... When I first met John, I drove through the town to meet him at his office. The office is in a grand Georgian building with spacious lawns in front. I was impressed with the unusual facility of free parking. I presume ...
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Participatory Action Research in Rural Community Sport and Recreation Management
... rural community (and its various sectors) allows for certain issues to dominate discussions and permeate across policy making ...of community fostered through recreation participation would be exclusive to ...
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School sport following London 2012: no more political football third report of session 2013-14: Vol. 2 Oral and written evidence
... school sport, those in community sport—can work together, the greater the impact we will ...school sport partnerships in the ...view—the Sport and Recreation Alliance—we would like to ...
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The Impact of the 2008 Recession on Youth Sport Programs in a Local Community
... local sport providers were affected by the recession, a qualitative approach was ...youth sport programs through community sport organizations, an understanding of the perception of ...
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Sport-For-Youth-Development (SFYD): A Capacity Building Model.
... youth sport non-profit organizations (Casey, Payne, & Eime, 2009; Peng & Kellog, ...youth sport context (Babiak & Thibault, 2009; Frisby et ...2006). Community sport clubs ...
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Residents’ perception of community based sport tourism related activities in Sarawak
... The aspect of tourism that has arguably generated most attention in recent times is that of its impact and benefit, either positive or negative, with most researchers said that even the economic benefits of tourism are ...
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Approaches and methods used for measuring organizational performance in national sport governing bodies from 1986 to 2014. A systematized review
... Based on the actor-theoretical concept sport federations can be conceptualized as corporate actors (i.a., Nagel, 2007) and therefore characterized as interest communities of their mem- bers or member organizations ...
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'The life of crime does not pay; stop and think!' : the process of co-constructing a prototype pedagogical model of sport for working with youth from socially vulnerable backgrounds
... in sport and physical activity contexts to help young people develop positive attitudes and behaviors that fortify them against many of the challenges and risk factors they ...and sport to design approaches ...
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Queering the box(e)
... the sport? What is the relationship between sports categories and gender categories in the broadest sense? Does seconstructing the first have an effect on the ...
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New problems, new challenges: embracing innovative approaches to sport research
... in sport. Sport reearchers have the opportunity to study other trends, including the modernization of sport organizations, changing governance practices, regulatory changes, innovation, ...
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Impacts and implications of an annual major sport event: A host community perspective
... support community support as a critical element for destination branding (Fredline & Faulkner, 2000), and the contribution of community support has been reported in previous empirical studies (Barron ...
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Plant-Powered: A Digital Plant-Based Nutrition Intervention for Low-Income Patients with Type II Diabetes
... was community partnerships, which was mentioned 43 times throughout the five interviews (average of ...felt community partnerships were critical to the sustainability and success of their youth ...on ...
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“More Than a Game”: The Impact of Sport-Based Youth Mentoring Schemes on Developing Resilience toward Violent Extremism
... on sport participation, youth and community resilience, which highlights the im- portance of the coach as a “significant” and “respected” adult who is able to provide support and mentoring to young people ...
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Factors influencing the inspirational effect of major sports events on audience sport participation behaviour
... the sport development or participation legacy of elite sport ...of sport and physical activity legacies associated with major sports events, their use as a policy tool to foster participation has ...
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Horseracing in the New Zealand colonial community, 1841 1911 : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in History at Massey University
... emerged from the turbulent years as a sport very different from the informal local community event established by the early colonists... 5 as a concluding date for it was at this point t[r] ...
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