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Vol.25 No.1

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 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.


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 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.


Comparison of Pitching Motion of High School Baseball Pitchers
Sung-Yong Kim ; Ji-Tae Kim ; Hong-Sun Song ; Jong-Chul Park 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.


Hierarchical Importance of Successful Intelligence in Football
Jeong-Su Kim ; Young-Kil Yun 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.


The Sports-Diplomacy Specialized Strategic Navigation of Defense Industry Export Target Countries : Focus on Sports Preference Analysis
Duck-Hyun Nam pp.39-47
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To activate the export of defense industry, our government approach a niche market by various advertising and revising policy. However, techniques of current Korea defense industry are difficult for market development of various aspects. Thus a new approach of overcoming existing export marketing strategy is needed. this study presents a strategy for exporting country, which is to activate the export of defense industry through military-sports diplomacy. The military-sports diplomacy is chosen because several cases confirm the sports diplomacy is an effective instrument which can develop political relationship between countries. a research needs to be done to check if Export target countries' preference for sports and possibilities of supporting should be investigated. by combining experts' opinion result using correspondence analysis, the following analyses of defense industry export activation strategy via Sports-diplomacy can be suggested. Overall, Sports policy action to expanse Export target geographical areas is strengthening ties for using soccer, badminton, hockey sports with each other. Detail, sports policy in the proportion of low-country exports must be to use badminton, hockey, rugby which prefer in asia area. and sports policy in the proportion of exports to the high country must be to use soccer, basketball, field and track events which prefer in Africa and Central and South America. area. In suggestion, The research concluded that information exchange between Defense Acquisition Program Administration and Korea military sports organization is needed, and the compatibility of exporting weapons to target countries is a priority while executing sports diplomacy.


The Examining the Effectiveness of the Relationship Marketing Strategy Applied to Amateur Baseball Tournament Hosted by Online Shopping Mall Company
Kisung Kwon ; Bongsu Kang ; Suji Lee ; Kihan Kim pp.48-64
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There are expanding the base of amateur baseball with diverse factors and corporations are getting more interested in making opportunities to build relationships with customers by using this phenomenon. However, the previous research did not focus on examine practical effectiveness for relationship marketing methods as the strategy of the building relationship which was applied to sport events from diverse corporations. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine the practical effectiveness of the relationship marketing methods and the influencing process of the relationship marketing strategy applied to the amateur baseball. 150 players who took part in the amateur baseball tournament hosted by the on-line shopping mall company were selected for research samples with random assignment. To examine the practical effectiveness, 136 players' survey responses out of 150 responses were used for research data. For hypotheses testing, this study applied PLS structural equation model. This study presented that perceived face to face and listen as relationship marketing methods were significantly positive influenced on perceived relationship quality. In addition, perceived relationship advertising as relationship marketing methods were significantly positive influenced on perceived purchase intention. Moreover, perceived relationship quality was significantly positive influenced on perceived purchase intention. In the case of mediating effect with considering relationship quality, there was partial mediating effect for relationship advertising and face to face, and there was complete mediating effect for listen.


The Mediating Effect of Perceived Fit on the Sport Involvement and Sponsor Brand Equity in Mega Sporting Event Contexts
Ki-Tae Yim ; Yong-Jae Kim ; Do-Hun Kim ; Seung-Ho Shin pp.65-77
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Although mega sporting events are becoming an effective means of brand communication, there has not been systematic research on involvement development and perceived fit enhancement through the sporting events. This study developed and tested a conceptual model delineating the impact of consumer involvement on perceive fit, and brand equity in mega sporting event context. Using quota sampling method, 1,847 participants (916 from IAAF; 931 from the F1) were recruited from several different cities in Korea during the mega-sporting events. Structural equation modeling were employed to examine the relationship between research constructs and test the model respectively. The study found that mega event involvement has a positive effect on perceived fit; and perceived fit influences brand equity(brand awareness, perceived quality and loyalty) toward event sponsor brands. The direct effects of involvement on sponsorship effectiveness (brand awareness, perceived quality and loyalty) did not have a significant effect on brand equity. The findings also reveal the mediating effect of perceived fit on brand equity.


An Analysis of The Images of ‘Sports’ Seen in Movies by Characters
Man-Seok Han ; Ji-Eun Lee ; Tae-Ho Yu pp.78-91
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The purposes of this study are to analyze sports scenes or sports characters seen in the Korean films which are not using sports as main material, to identify the sports images that appear in the selected movies, and to deduce the formation of these images' structures. For these analysis, we selected 10 movies which had more than 1 million visitors and premiered after 2000. We used text analysis method to examine the scenes and dialogues appear in the movies. In order to ensure reliability and validity, peer review and experts' advices are used among the triangulation method. Also to enhance the realism of film analysis, a scene or dialogue in the film are presented by direct quotation. As the analyze result, three kinds of sports images seen in the movie characters are emerged: 'images of violence', 'images of deficiency' and 'images of failure'. Unlike sports movies which are using sports as a main material with a planned intention, 'sports images' seen in regular movies have negative images based on distortion and biased in sports. Thus, in subsequent studies, the reasons why the gaps between these images of sports are made should be studied.


Performance Analysis and a Forecasting Model for The Short-Term Series in The Korean Professional Baseball League
Jin-Seok Chea ; Jong-Kook Song pp.92-107
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This study has been conducted to develop methods and techniques for the analysis of data related to baseball performance using the winning and losing games. The purposes of the study were to examine differences of athlete performance for semi playoff, playoff, and Korean professional baseball series and to develop optimal forecasting model for the short term series. Data used in the study were taken from Korean professional baseball association. Three data sets including semi play off from 1982 to 2012, play off from 1989 to 2012, and Korean series from 1982 to 2012 were used. To compare athlete performance by winning and losing games for short-term series t-test was applied. This study created new parameters by weighted value through the equalization process to calculate skill related variables as a predicted variable. Three predicted models such as discriminant, binary logistic regression and artificial neural network models were developed to clarify the suggested models. The results showed that the number of significant parameters increased as the series continued. In particular, a variable related to error was added as a significant variable at the Korean Series. A third base hit in the play-off and a second base hit were also added as significant parameters in the play-off and the Korean series, respectively. In addition, W/L a major variables affecting a given technology area, the pitching PO, PO, the inertia, KS, the pitching, respectively. An artificial neural network model was finally selected with the highest accuracy and lowest input of estimated parameters in the semi play-off. In the play-off, artificial neural network model that applied technical area parameters by specialist criteria had better accuracy rate than two others. In the Korean series, artificial neural network model that created estimation parameters by applying all parameters was chosen as the final model. When the overall accuracy level of semi-play off, play off and Korean series was figured out, binary logistic regression model had higher accuracy of classification than discriminant model, but artificial neural network model had the higher accuracy of classification than binary logistic regression model.


The Effect of Golf Club Consumer Confusion on Consuming Behavior through Negative Emotion
Jeoung-Hak Lee ; Ji-Hae Lee ; Wook-Ki Kim ; Jung-Won Kim pp.108-119
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The ever-increasing golf club market made difficult and brought confusion to most of amateur golfers to differentiate and choose suitable clubs for them. Therefore, the purpose of study was to examine how consumer confusion proneness affects consumer’s negative emotion, negative word of mouth, trust and decision postponement, during the process of purchasing golf clubs. 450 questionnaires were distributed to recreational golfers in 6 different golf-driving rages and 4 golf courses located in Seoul, Gyeonggi and Gangwon area with a return rate of 98.4% (n=443). Total of 432 questionnaires were used for data analyses with PASW 18.0 and AMOS 18.0. The results of the study are as follow. First, all of the subordinate factors of consumer confusion proneness had a significant effect on the consumer’s negative emotion. Second, consumer’s negative emotion had a significant effect on negative word of mouth. Third, consumer’s negative emotion had a significant effect on trust. Fourth, consumer’s negative emotion had no significant effect on purchase postponement.


Sponsoring Parent Company’s Image, Products and Behavioral Outcomes
Junsang Ahn ; Jae-Beom Suh ; Hyun-Seo Yi pp.120-130
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The purpose of this study was twofold: 1) to investigate the structural relationship among the variables interested, and 2) provide rationale for professional sport team parent companies for operating and managing professional sport teams. Using convenience sampling method, data was collected at a professional soccer match held in Suwon World Cup Stadium through survey distribution. Collected data were analyzed using SPSS 20 and AMOS 20. The results derived through multiple steps of data analysis displayed that community attachment and team image significantly affected team identification. Moreover, team identification affected parent company image, parent company image affected parent company product image, and parent company product image affected purchase and WOM intention. As a result it was found that for parent companies, operating and managing a professional sport team not only provide intangible benefits such as brand awareness and brand image, but also economical benefits such as increase in product sales through improved company product image.


The Meterological and Environmental Information for Winter Sport Event
Sangwoo In ; Young-Gon Lee ; Won Jae Seo pp.131-144
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The purpose of the study was to investigate the meteorological and environmental information which should be provided for a winter sport event from the users' point of view, and to provide the fundamental data for the construction of the meteorological information to be specified in a sport event. For this study, some case studies were conducted at the center of Winter Olympic Games. Essential meteorological elements which should be fundamentally provided for a sport event were analyzed. Also, in-depth interviews with athletes, coaches were held to explore the meteorological elements needed from the users' point of view. On the basis of the results analyzed from the study, considerable meterological and environmental elements for supporting 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games were suggested through the discussions with meteorological and sport event experts. As results of the study, essential requirements regarding the meterological and environmental information were extracted. Based on the essential requirements, a method of constructing the information in support of meteorology for Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games was presented.

The Relational Analysis Among the Team Attribute, Consumption Emotion, Viewing Value and Revisit Intention for Korea Professional Baseball
Bumgyu Im pp.145-156
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The purpose of this study was to provide managers and owners of Korea professional baseball teams with the necessary information for improving managerial performance by fan acquisition and retention. This paper chose LG, Nexen, and SK fans over the age of 17 as population of this study who visited at least twice home games held in the Jamsil, Mokdong, and Munhak baseball stadium. For the analysis of data, 413 questionnaires were used using SPSS 15.0 Windows and Amos 7.0. To examine respondents demographics traits, frequency analysis was processed and reliability analysis, confirmatory factor analysis and correlation analysis for relationship among the variables were conducted. Also, convergent validity analysis and discriminant validity analysis were made. Finally, path analysis was made for the verification of model suitability and of research hypotheses through structure equation modeling. The research results are as per the below. First, team attributes like physical facilities, team performance and licensing had significantly positive influence on consumption emotion. Second, team attributes like service and team performance significantly positive impact on viewing value. Third, consumption emotion had significantly positive impact on revisit intention. Fourth, viewing value had significantly positive impact on revisit intention.


Designing and Practicing P.E. Class Based on SPARK Fitness Program
Gyu-Il Lee pp.157-177
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The importance of a health problem is emphasized in youth. Unfortunately, healthy activity physical education is not well utilized and is not popularly being researched. In order to improve these problems, this study attempted to explore the validity and applicability of SPARK program by designing and practicing the SPARK based P.E. classes. This study employed a mixed method research method based on a qualitative research strategy. Physical activity and physical fitness level were measured by accelerometers and FITNESSGAM. Additionally, empirical data were collected and analyzed by both Photovoice technique and recording. Findings of this study were divided into designing and practicing perspectives. First of all, the PE classes based on SPARK program was designed by 2009 national physical education curriculum and studies associated with the SPARK program. Further, I attempted to specify teaching strategy for enhancing physical activity level, power of execution and motivation. Second, PE class which has higher physical activity level, more participation and achievement, and successful fulfillment were emerged as consequences. Based on the study results, I discussed the validity and applicability of Physical Fitness based SPARK program and proposed suggestions for future studies.


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