Fatores motivacionais em corredores de rua
Inquiring the possibility of using the motivational factors as a tool that will help professionals to encourage new followers and allow the permanence of the existing street race mode. The objective of this study is to identify the motivational factors that lead to practice and identify barriers tha...
| Autor principal: | Fagundes, Fagner Wagner |
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| Formato: | Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Graduação) |
| Idioma: | Português |
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Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná
2020
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http://repositorio.utfpr.edu.br/jspui/handle/1/7846 |
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Inquiring the possibility of using the motivational factors as a tool that will help professionals to encourage new followers and allow the permanence of the existing street race mode. The objective of this study is to identify the motivational factors that lead to practice and identify barriers that may be encountered by the practitioner to practice the sport. The research is applied, descriptive nature with cross-sectional design. To conduct the survey were selected by convenience 55 individuals of both sexes, 30 men and 25 women, with 45% of participants will be aisles of a sports consultancy, and the other 55% by runners who train without the assistance of an advisory sports. Inclusion criteria respondent was to be practitioner of street racing mode for at least six months to understand the age group of 25 years old to 59 years old for the proper implementation of Scale questionnaire on reasons for sports practice and an interview Semi structured. Quantitative data were analyzed using descriptive statistics with use of the mean, standard deviation, amplitude and test '' t '' unpaired using (p = 0:05), while qualitative data were grouped by similarity response. The motivational factor that had more relevance to the participants was the health factor with average 9.34 (SD = 0.96) and 9.27 (SD = 0.74), followed by physical conditioning factor with the average 8.63 (SD = 1.69) and 8.56 (SD = 1.57), followed by energy factor with average 7.54 (SD = 2.05) and 8.05 (SD = 1.25), followed by technical factor with average 7.27 (SD = 1.97) and 7.90 (SD = 1.91) followed by the membership factor with average 7.09 (SD = 2.09) and 7.42 (SD = 2.19), followed by the context factor with the average 5.85 (SD = 2.28) and 6.77 (SD = 1.77) and least important factor is the status factor with the average 5.05 (SD = 2.70) and 5.89 (SD = 2.65), in both groups, that is, the averages do not have statistically significant difference. By identifying the barriers was obtained 09 areas reporting difficulties encountered by the practitioner to practice the sport and got 07 domains reporting the reasons that lead to dropout being a practitioner of the sport. Future research can perform data intersections in order to identify the motivational factors of greatest importance by age, gender or other variables, further segmenting the results. |
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