2020
DOI: 10.1080/17430437.2020.1840554
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Where do they all come from? Youth, fitness gyms, sport clubs and social inequality

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“…At first glance, empirical research indicates that these policies are successful, and accordingly, that being a member of sports clubs is not very distinctive or exclusive. Dropping out from sports, however, occurs at a high rate when the athletes reach the age of our respondents (16)(17)(18)(19) [45], so remaining affiliated with sports at this age would at least reflect a certain devotion and dedication to sports. As a second social-arena-specific mechanism, we suggest that the more exclusive a social arena is, the more conducive it is to the development of social relations.…”
Section: Social Arena Mechanism: Voluntariness and Exclusivenessmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…At first glance, empirical research indicates that these policies are successful, and accordingly, that being a member of sports clubs is not very distinctive or exclusive. Dropping out from sports, however, occurs at a high rate when the athletes reach the age of our respondents (16)(17)(18)(19) [45], so remaining affiliated with sports at this age would at least reflect a certain devotion and dedication to sports. As a second social-arena-specific mechanism, we suggest that the more exclusive a social arena is, the more conducive it is to the development of social relations.…”
Section: Social Arena Mechanism: Voluntariness and Exclusivenessmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Den siste landsrepresentative rapporten om ungdom og trening viser at flere enn ni av ti ungdommer i alderen 13-19 år på ett eller annet tidspunkt i løpet av oppveksten og/eller tenårene har deltatt i idrettslag (Bakken, 2019). Dette funnet er senere bekreftet i vitenskapelige artikler: 93 prosent av barn og ungdom i Norge har deltatt i idrettslag (Skauge & Seippel, 2020). I en skoleklasse på videregående med 30 elever, betyr det at det bare er to elever som ikke har deltatt i organisert idrett.…”
Section: Ungdomsidrettens Oppslutning Endringer På Aktivitetsfeltet Og Ulikhetsforskning I Idrettunclassified
“…Generelt trener imidlertid ungdom både mer og på andre måter enn før (Bakken, 2019). Organisert idrett står sterkest fram til 15-årsalderen, mens trening på treningssenter og saerlig egentrening utenfor idrettslag og treningssentre er mest utbredt fra 16-årsalderen (Skauge & Seippel, 2020).…”
Section: Ungdomsidrettens Oppslutning Endringer På Aktivitetsfeltet Og Ulikhetsforskning I Idrettunclassified
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