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261 Exploratory Analysis of Sport Industrial Convergence Trend
Kisung Kwon ; Taeyeon Oh ; Daewon Kim ; Jawang Oh Vol.25, No.2, pp.306-317
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With coming industrial convergence era, there are the necessity of industrial convergence in sport industry. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to provide classification system and trend. This study applied case study method with semi-constructed interview, integrative literature review and observation. In addition, this study provide the conceptual framework for the classification system in sport industry related to industrial convergence. To conclusion, among the several criteria related to industrial convergence for product-new technology criterion, there are virtual sports, diagnosis valuation solution and exercise guide solution for participant sport market. In the case of new technology-service criterion, there are new media and virtual broadcasting for spectator sport market, and u-learning for participant sport market. For product-service criterion, there are complexity of sports facility and sportainment for spectator sport market, and virtual gaming sports and participatory tour for spectator and participant sport market. In addition, the trend of the sport industrial convergence has changed from leading media industry to converging with diverse industry areas.


262 Evaluation of Perceived K-league Classic Ticket Price Value : A Spectator Perspective
Taeyeon Oh ; Junsang Ahn ; Kisung Kwon Vol.25, No.2, pp.318-327
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Many teams in the first division soccer league in Korea are suffering from financial insolvency which has resulted from lack of fan support. Despite the mentioned fact, many teams are still distributing free tickets which results lessoned ticket sales revenue. In order to address the fundamental issue of financial insolvency, it is important to seduce more paid fans to come to stadiums along with increased number of fans. The current study, therefore, examined the perceived value of K-league match ticket prices compared with other competitors such as baseball, basketball, and movie theaters. Data were collected from Gyeongnam F.C.'s home game and out of 164 data collected, 127 were utilized for further analysis. A conjoint analysis was conducted using regression analysis (Luce, 1959) to compare fans' perceived value of ticket prices among different entertainment options. The results displayed that K-league teams should consider increasing ticket prices as it is currently under-priced and, as a result, higher ticket price will drive increase in revenue.

263 The Evolution of Sport Event Organization; An Exploratory Study
Sangwoo In Vol.25, No.2, pp.328-340
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The purpose of the study was to define the chronical aspect of the sport event and suggest timeline concepts include the work scope of the sport event organization. For accomplish the research goal, literature review on time frame of sport event and the in-depth interview(n=23) was fulfilled. The results of this study were as follows; 1) the time based concept and the perception of the point of phase transition is different in each functional area, 2) the sport event time-frame could be categorized in ex ante Event stage, Event operation stage and ex post Event stage as general and the Event operation stage was departmentalized in preparation phase, Game delivery phase and closure phase. As a result, this study suggested the transition criterion in each phase. Limitations and future directions for real time sport event organization were discussed.


264 Influence of Conspicuous Consumption and Influence of Reference Group of a MTB Club Members on Club Identification, MTB Attitude and Relation Continuity Intention
Kwang-Soo Lee ; Jung-Hee Jung Vol.25, No.2, pp.341-353
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This study was aimed at empirically analyzing the impact of conspicuous consumption of MTB club members and influence of the reference group on club identification, MTB attitude, and relation continuity intention through structural equation modeling. To accomplish the objective, 250 adult men and women who were involved in MTB clubs in Seoul, Gyeonggi, and Chungcheong areas were surveyed. As for sampling method, self-administered questionnaires were sent out through the mail, which were collected through visits. To verify the proposed structural model, SPSS WIN Ver. 21.0 and AMOS 18.0 were used. It led to the following results. First, conspicuous consumption didn't have a positive impact on club identification. Second, conspicuous consumption had a negative impact on MTB attitude. Third, the influence of reference group had a positive impact on club identification. Fourth, the influence of reference group had a positive impact on MTB attitude. Fifth, club identification had a positive impact on relation continuity intention. Sixth, MTB attitude had a positive impact on relation continuity intention.


265 Analysis of Moving Distance During Games, Time and Heart Rate for Hockey Games Using GPS by Positions in Korea National Female Athletes
Young-Kyu Kim ; Sun Hur Vol.25, No.2, pp.354-363
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The purpose of this study was to analysis of moving distance during games, time and heart rate for hockey games using GPS (global positioning systems) by positions in Korea national female athletes. The subjects were Korea national female hockey players (n=13) including 4 forwards, 4 midfields, and 5 fullbacks that participated in five Korea vs. Japan international games. All subjects were wearing GPS throughout the games. The results were as follows: Firstly, the average total travel distance per game was approximately 5.7km and higher in the second half. Physical movement in the games was not different from positions where 70% of physical movement was performed at low intensity and 30% at moderate and/or vigorous intensity, suggesting that the subjects; physical movement was performed at the appropriate level of exercise intensity. Secondly, during the game, the subjects performed physical movement faster than 11km/h for 22 minutes, indicating that the subjects could maintain their physical movement at a relatively faster speed throughout the games. In particular, midfields showed a greater amount of physical movement at moderate speed. Thirdly, the average exercise heart rate was 145bpm, which was equivalent to 60% of HRmax. The subjects maintained their average exercise heart rate greater than 150bpm (above 60% of HRmax) for 40 minutes during the games, indicating that the players had an ability to maintain physical movement at high intensity throughout the games. In conclusion, in spite of the fact that Korea national female hockey players have an ability to maintain physical movement at a relatively faster speed and higher intensity, their physical movement and performance are often affected. Therefore, it is necessary to develop and apply the specific interval training program for national female hockey players that can facilitate the faster recovery from the repetitive physical movement requiring power and speed at high intensity.

266 Comparison on Basal Physical Fitness and Badminton Smash Speed of Korea National Badminton Player in Male and Female
Bongju Sung ; Jiyoung Lee ; Dongsu Lee Vol.25, No.2, pp.364-373
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The purpose of this study was to investigate basal physical fitness and smash speed of elite national badminton players. To perform this study, total forty six korea national badminton player were participated : twenty two male players(age : 20.90±2.24years, height : 179.30±5.40cm, weight : 73.80±7.12kg, career : 11.27±1.88years) and twenty four female players(age : 19.45±1.95years, height : 167.83±4.36cm, weight : 61.39±3.60kg, career : 9.50±2.47years). Each subjects performed the 6 basal physical fitness trials : agility, muscular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, balance and cardiorespiratory endurance. And the speed of badminton smash were analysis by using radar gun when players were standing smash success. To determine the difference between two groups, independent samples test was used. As a result, we found that there was a large difference male players and female players in basal physical fitness and smash speed. First, male players were significantly strong in agility(side step 10%), muscular endurance(repetitional jump 12%), muscular strength(left grasping power 3%, right grasping power 31%) and cardiorespiratory endurance(20m suttle run 31%). On the other hand, female players were relatively strong in flexibility(sit and reach 27%) and balance(standing on one leg with eyes closed 51%). Second, maximum smash speed show that male players were about 57km/h(24%) faster than female players(male : 247.72km/h, female : 190.37km/h). Based on the findings, we shall be applicable training program to improve flexibility, balance of male athletes and agility, muscular endurance, muscular strength, and cardiorespiratory endurance of female athletes. our results will be appliable to improve the athletic performances of national badminton players by the coaches in the future.


267 The Effect of Dietary Creatine and Leucine Supplementation on Protein Synthesis and Functional Properties of Skeletal Muscle During 8 Weeks of Resistance Exercise
So-Eun Jeon ; Gin-A Ok ; Hyon Park Vol.25, No.1, pp.1-9
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The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of dietary creatine and leucine supplementation on protein synthesis and functional properties of skeletal muscle during 8 weeks of resistance exercise. Thirty two male Sprague-Dawley rat(5 weeks old) were randomly divided into four groups(8 rats per group): sedentary control group(CON), execise group(E), exercise with creatine supplementation group(EC), exercise with creatine, leucine supplementation group(ECL). Exercise groups were trained to climb a ladder with a weight secured to their tails(3day/week). The supplementation was administrated daily through oral gavage. Creatine supplementation was given at 250㎎/㎏/day. Creatine+leucine supplementation was given at 250+250㎎/㎏/day. All exercise groups presented significantly lower epididymal fat mass than CON(p<.05). E presented significantly higher plantaris mass than CON(p<.05). All exercise groups significantly presented higher FHL mass than CON(p<.05) and E presented higher FHL mass than EC, ECL(p<.05). EC, ECL presented significantly lower expression of Akt/PKB protein than CON, E(p<.05). There was no difference in the expression of mTOR protein. The results suggest that the creatine and leucine supplementation does not promote any additional hypertrophic effect on resistance trained skeletal muscle. But, creatine and leucine supplementation might have a potential benefit on skeletal muscle hypertrophy through the activation of protein synthesis.


268 Relationship Between Accessibility of Public Exercise Facilities and Physical Activity Participation of Residents in Metropolitan City
Myung-Wha Kim ; Dae-Taek Lee ; Ji-Kwon Yu ; Sam-Jun Lee ; Yong-Soo Lee Vol.25, No.1, pp.10-20
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This study measured the accessibility of public exercise facilities within a residental area of a metropolitan community and examined how the accessibility can affect physical activity participation of residents. Initially, a total of 639 residents, who were aged between 19-70, visited Metabolic Syndrome Management Center of the Community Public Health Center, and registered for a Obesity Clinic Program, was listed as potential subjects. And those who responded to Physical Activity Questionnaire were selected for the analyses (n=92, 14.3% of 639). The relationships between physical activity level and accessibility to public exercise facilities were analyzed. Objective distance to public facility was related to ‘volume of participation to vigorous physical activity(r=.209)’, 'total volume of participation to physical activity(r=.206)’. And perceived distance to public facility was related to ‘volume of participation to vigorous-intensity physical activity(r=.235)’. perceived transport time to public facility was related to ‘duration of participation to vigorous-intensity physical activity(r=.239)’, ’volume of participation to vigorous-intensity physical activity(r=.306)’, and ‘volume of participation to total physical activity(r=.273)’. In contrast, the difference between objective distance to public facility and perceived subjective distance to the facility was negatively related to ‘duration of participation to moderate-intensity physical activity(r=-.221)’. The perceived numbers of public facility was positively related to ‘frequency of participation to vigorous-intensity physical activity(r=.237)’, ‘frequency of participation to walking(r=.273)’, ‘volume of participation to walking(r=.251)’ and 'total volume of participation to physical activity(r=.252)’. The predictor of 'total volume of participation to physical activity was perceived numbers of public facility(R2=.153, p=.046). The results revealed that the subjective accessibility to public health facilities was more influential to physical activity participation than the objective accessibility. Further research was warranted while using diverse populations as well as considering a inclusion of environmental factors.


269 Comparison of Pitching Motion of High School Baseball Pitchers
Sung-Yong Kim ; Ji-Tae Kim ; Hong-Sun Song ; Jong-Chul Park Vol.25, No.1, pp.21-29
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The purpose of this study was to classify high school baseball players as superior or inferior group by Functional Movement Screen(FMS) and to provide basic information for finding great pitcher and improving exercise performance by comparing and analyzing the pitching motion. The results of this study are as follows. The inferior group’s center of mass(COM) moved significant on the left side than superior group at heel contact(HC), ball release(BR), and follow throw(FT)(p<.05). There were no significant difference in linear velocity of shoulder, elbow and wrist between two groups, but inferior groups showed large difference in each joint. The superior group controled rotation of pelvis at HC and showed significant higher knee extension at BR and FT than inferior group(p<.05). The angular velocity of superior group’s throwing arm were higher in acceleration period(p<.05). Taken together based on the results, the players who have higher muscle function showed great pitching motion, so we can conclude that FMS could be useful for evaluating the potential of pitcher.


270 Hierarchical Importance of Successful Intelligence in Football
Jeong-Su Kim ; Young-Kil Yun Vol.25, No.1, pp.30-38
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This study was to analyze the hierarchical importance of successful intelligence in Football coaches and players. In order to explore the hierarchical importance of successful intelligence 24 football coaches(under AFC A course) and 20 Korea Football Association U15 Players were responded to analytic hierarchy process questionnaires. In the Analytic Hierarchy Process, football coaches and players completed the AHP Questionnaire with creative intelligence, analytical intelligence and practical intelligence. The hierarchical importance order of successful intelligence for coach and player were analytical intelligence, practical intelligence, and creative intelligence respectively. Evaluation of hierarchical importance of successful intelligence for coach is analytical intelligence(.542), practical intelligence(.278), creative intelligence(.181) in order. Evaluation of hierarchical importance of successful intelligence for coach was analytical intelligence(.684), practical intelligence(.161), creative intelligence(.155) in order. The hierarchical importance of successful intelligence for coach and player were similar each other. Analytical intelligence, was evaluated most important factor for coach and player in successful intelligence. Successful intelligence is important issue for sport performance. More consider needs to Successful intelligence for sport psychology researchers.


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