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Foundations and Identity of Recreational Sports

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Today’s Objectives

• Define key terms important to recreational sports programming

• Examine the relationship between the various levels of the Leisure Sport Management Model

• Examine and define the various programming areas within the recreational sports spectrum

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Scope of Sport Participation

• Leisure settings

• Sport for all concept is international

• Job market

• Recreation programming

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Sport as a Leisure Experience

• What is leisure?– Quantitative vs Qualitative

•Quantitative: – “time span” we can count the hours we

spend •Qualitative:

– State of mind– Personal growth, rejuvenation of spirit– Our own person interpretation of what

leisure is as opposed to someone else's

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What is recreation?

– Defined: a diversion from work, retooling of energy for work , or a positive and socially acceptable leisure activity

– Goal of recreation programming?

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What is Recreational Sport Programming?

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Sports? By Which Definition?

• Football• Ballroom Dancing• Ice Hockey• Auto racing• Euchre• Basketball• Chess• Cheerleading• Archery• Deer Hunting

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Football

Flag Football

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Ballroom Dancing

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Ice Hockey

Floor Hockey

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Autoracing

Soap Box Derby

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Euchre

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Basketball

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Chess

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Cheerleading

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Archery

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Deer Hunting

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Skiing

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Society for Creative AnachronismOrganization that studies and recreates pre-17th century European culture.

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What is Recreational Sport Programming?

• Social Programming

• Cultural Programming

• Special Events Programming

• Sport Programming– Playing– Challenge– Chance

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Sport Programming• Cooperative/competitive activity

– Manner or style of action in sport

• In the game form– Describes the design, structure, and format within

which sport occurs

What separates sport from other cooperative/ competitive activity?

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Degrees of Participation

• Organizational design

• Rules and regulations

• Skill performance

• Physical exertion

• Mental concentration

• Risk

• Rule modification

• Emphasis on winning

Continuum