Facilitators and constraints to adult sports participation: A systematic review

Crossman, Sarah; Drummond, Murray; Elliott, Sam; Kay, James; Montero, Ashley; Petersen, Jasmine M.

doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2024.102609

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“…The She people, a nomadic farming group, have a rich tradition of participating in many sports that are firmly ingrained in their culture and way of life [1]. Understanding and assessing women's sports involvement and social effects is critical for boosting community well-being, preserving cultural identity, and creating long-term growth in the region [2].…”

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Research on Analytical Model of Participation and Social Influence of She Sports Activities Based on Multi-source Data Fusion

Hui Lan

2024

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The present research looks into the involvement and societal impact of women's sports activities by developing an analytical model based on multi-source data fusion. The She people, a nomadic farming tribe in southern China, have a rich cultural legacy, with sports playing an important part in community bonding and cultural expression. This study tries to explore the complex dynamics of sports engagement within the She community by combining multiple datasets from surveys, social media analysis, observational studies, and historical records. The analytical model constructed in this study examines the elements that influence sports participation among the She people, taking into account gender dynamics, resource availability, cultural norms, community support, and individual incentives. By combining data on community cohesion, gender dynamics, cultural preservation, and individual well-being, the model provides insights into the social impact of She sports activities. Further, this research examines the unequal impact of sports engagement on several demographic groups in the She community, providing a more nuanced understanding of how sports activities interface with larger social structures and inequities. The findings of this study contribute to the progress of knowledge in sports sociology and cultural anthropology, while also providing practical insights for developing inclusive and sustainable sports practices in the She community. As a result, increased sports participation and high-quality development were linked to stronger social bonds and community cohesion.

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Research on Analytical Model of Participation and Social Influence of She Sports Activities Based on Multi-source Data Fusion

Hui Lan

2024

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Game on or game over? A cross-sectional study of factors impacting sport-active and sport-inactive Australian adults

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Elliott

et al. 2024

Journal of Leisure Research

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Virtual active sports: identifying main barriers and facilitators for casual fitness fans

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Vlaev

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PurposeThe aim of this study is to utilise the Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) to identify the main barriers and facilitators of positive attitude towards trying Virtual Active Sports (VAS).Design/methodology/approach200 individuals took part in an online cross-sectional survey based on 11 domains within the TDF. Linear logistic regression analysis was performed on the participant’s self-reported attitudes and believes. Based on the results from the regression analyses, a list of suggested behaviour change techniques was designed using the Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW) framework and the BCT taxonomy (BCTTv1).FindingsThis research suggested that Beliefs about Consequences, Beliefs about Capabilities, Goal Conflict, Coping Planning, and Environmental Context and Resources are the main factors, influencing the positive attitude towards VAS and the self-reported desire to try it in the future. Future interventions were recommended and supported by 22 possible BCTs identified using the BCW approach. The TDF and BCW proved to be useful models for identifying both internal and external factors influencing fitness fans during the adoption of the new sportstech.Originality/valueThe main contribution of the present work was the implementation of a structured and effective approach derived from the healthcare domain to design solutions for behaviour change in the emerging and expanding virtual sports context.

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Facilitators and constraints to adult sports participation: A systematic review

Cited by 4 publications

References 103 publications

Research on Analytical Model of Participation and Social Influence of She Sports Activities Based on Multi-source Data Fusion

Research on Analytical Model of Participation and Social Influence of She Sports Activities Based on Multi-source Data Fusion

Game on or game over? A cross-sectional study of factors impacting sport-active and sport-inactive Australian adults

Virtual active sports: identifying main barriers and facilitators for casual fitness fans

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