Journal of Sport and Applied Science

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A Study on the Development of Life Sports outdoor For Community Welfare

  • KIM, Young-Chul (Dept. of Sport Convergence, Graduate School, Eulji University) ;
  • KIM, Jun-Su (Dept of Sports & Outdoor, Eulji University)
  • Received : 2020.02.16
  • Accepted : 2020.03.05
  • Published : 2020.03.31
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Abstract

Sport activities of the local residents are admitted as a positive and awarding welfare. This study reviews the current status of and the way to activate life sport program on the policy level that would bring a number of effects. By reviewing related-literature review, this study presents theoretical and practical foundation regarding on the necessity for the local social welfare, organization operation, facilities, participation, leadership, and program management. Finally, the authors suggest policies for life sport development on local level below. First, in order to the function of sport for all in social welfare system, it is needed to pursue institutional changes to secure diversity in the age group which participates in sports for all. Second, connectivity in public sports facilities should be fortified. The government should develop sports program in conjunction with public sports facilities built for the interest of community members. Third, club advisors should be educated with well organized-manual and reeducated to rebuild their capacity to develop the programs and manage them if necessary. In the similar view, the policy which can check the advisor's field experience and ability should be prepared. Fourth, for economic sustainability, a profit generating project developing a target marketing strategy is required.

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