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Sport:

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all forms of PA which, through casual or organized participation, aim at expressing or improving physical fitness and mental well-being, forming social relationships or obtaining results in competition at all levels

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Sport and leisure management:

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any activity, experience, or business enterprise for which the primary focus is fitness, recreation, athletics, and leisure related

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Sport and leisure management industry is estimated at $_____ worldwide.

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620 billion

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What is at the core of sport and leisure management?

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a spectator or participant experience with an uncertain outcome

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3 components of the nature and scope of sport industry:

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  • types of sports
  • settings for sporting activities
  • sport industry segments
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4 parts of sport industry segments:

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  • public
  • nonprofit
  • school and university sports
  • commercial
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Public sport industry segments:

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  • federal
  • provincial
  • regional
  • local
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Nonprofit sport industry segments:

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  • NSOs
  • PSOs
  • local
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Commercial sport industry segments:

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  • pro sports
  • commercial sports
  • sporting goods
  • media
  • corporations
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4 unique aspects of sport management:

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  • sport marketing
  • sport enterprise financial structures
  • sport industry career paths
  • sport as a social institution
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5 general sport management tasks:

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  • marketing and sales
  • correspondence
  • public speaking
  • community relations
  • record keeping
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Organization management consists of:

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  • budgeting
  • accounting
  • coordinating
  • managing personnel
  • managing facilities
  • controlling
  • directing
  • evaluating
  • leading
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Communication management consists of:

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  • writing
  • selling
  • working with media
  • developing publications
  • keeping game notes and stats
  • interviewing
  • promoting
  • advertising
  • fundraising
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Critical thinking skills:

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  • the awareness of a set of interrelated critical questions
  • the ability to ask and answer critical questions at appropriate times
  • the desire to use those questions and accept their results as a guide to behaviour
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Examples of critical thinking questions:

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  • what are the issues and the conclusion?
  • what are the reasons?
  • what words or phrases are ambiguous?
  • what are the value conflicts and assumptions?
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3 approaches to defining the nature and scope of the sport industry:

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  • types of sports
  • settings in which sports are found
  • models of sport industry segments
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Settings for sporting activities include:

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  • single, multi-, and college sports
  • media
  • sports sponsors
  • professional services
  • facilities
  • manufacturers and retailers
  • events, meetings, and trade shows
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Product type model is based on the ….. by the business or organizations within them.

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types of products sold or promoted

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Product type model: 3 sport industry segmentation by product and buyer type:

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  • sport performance segment
  • sport production segment
  • sport promotion segment
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7 parts of the sport performance segment:

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  • athletics
  • private business sport
  • tax supported sport
  • membership supported sport organizations
  • nonprofit sport organizations
  • sport education
  • fitness and sport firms
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2 types of athletics:

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  • amateur sport

- pro sport

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2 parts of the sport production segment:

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  • outfitting products

- performance production products

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Outfitting products includes:

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  • equipment

- apparal

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Performance production products includes:

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  • fitness trainer
  • medical care
  • sport facilities
  • governing bodies and officials
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5 parts of the sport promotion segment:
- promotional merchandising products - promotional events - media - sponsorship - endorsement
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Types of sponsorship:
- single event - multiple event - single team - individual - circuit or league - shared
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Types of endorsement:
- individual - team - full organizational - nonspecific sport use
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3 sectors of economic impact model:
- sport entertainment - sport products - sport support organizations
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Sport entertainment sector includes:
- events - teams - individual participants - sports and related rec activities - associated spending
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What is associated spending?
money spent by sport participants, spectators, and sponsors
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Sport product sector includes:
- design - testing - manufacturing - distribution of equipment, clothing, instruments
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Sport support organization sector includes:
- leagues - law firms - marketing organizations
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The sport activity model defines the sport industry as firms and organizations that.....
- produce sport activities - provide products and services to support the production of sport activities - sell and trade products related to sport activities
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In the sport activity model, the ____ _____ sector is the core of the industry.
Sport producing
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Organizations in the subsectors of the core of the sport activity model either....
1. provide products and services to the core organizations OR 2. sell or trade products related to sport
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How does the sport activity model differ conceptually from the other 2 models?
it places sport at the centre and illustrates the dependence of the subsectors on the production of sporting activities
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Discretionary funds:
money left over after necessary expenditures (eg. rent, food, car payment, insurance) have been made
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Critical thinking is not any of the following:
- simply thinking - negative thinking - creative thinking
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Future challenges and opportunities are associated with:
- technology - ethics and social responsibility - globalization of sport
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Principled decision making:
basing decisions on the 6 pillars of character
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6 pillars of character:
- trustworthiness - respect - responsibility - fairness - caring - good citizenship

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