Which one of these isn't an influence in sport?
Cultural Factors
Health and Well being
Image
Resources
Social Time
What are the reasons for taking part in sport?
Co-operation
Competition
Physical Challenge
Role Models
Aesthetic Appreciation
Fashion
Development of Friendships and Social Mixing
Why do we know less people who do certain sports?
Because we don't know everyone
Because some sports are more expensieve
We only really know people who do our sport
What are the roles in sport?
Coach
Performer
Official
Sports Leader
Volunteer
A performer is the participant who engages in the sport. School lessons provide teaching of the fundamental skills involved in sport. Clubs can provide training and is an avenue for competitions and tournaments.
A coach teaches Volunteers.
A sports Leader is an adult who leads children in sporting activity.
An Official can start training from the age of 16. There are national qualifications in a range of different sports.
A volunteer is someone who helps out. They are vital to the running of clubs. They provide roles from coaching to administration and help keep the club alive. Other roles may be: Fundraising, Catering, Transport, Finance and Maintenance.
A Performer should be:
Confident
Motivated
(Have) Good Fitness
Angry
Bored
A Coach should be:
Fair
Organised
Patient
Motivational
Annoying
An Official should be:
Biased
Impatient
A Sports Leader should be:
Showing Off
Unattentive
A Volunteer should be:
Friendly
Charitable
Selfish
Sport England's aim is to get people involved in sport. It creates opportunities for talented players to succeed done through better facilities, coaching and education. Without lottery funding there wouldn't be as many sport facilities.
Sport England's objective is: "Creating a sporting habit for life"
