축구동호인의 참여동기가 여가만족 및 운동지속의사에 미치는 영향

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of participation motivation on leisure satisfaction and intention to exercise adherence in members of soccer clubs which are the most popular and pervasive of sport for all clubs. To achieve this purpose, the subjects were identified from the population of members joining 12 soccer clubs in sport for all and 7 soccer clubs in colleges who resided in G Metropolitan City and a questionnaire survey was conducted with a total of 350 samples using cluster random sampling. 38 responses of a total of 350 were excluded due to insincerity or partial omission. Finally a total of 312 questionnaires were analyzed and the following conclusion was drawn. First, for the difference in participation motivation in terms of demographic characteristics in soccer club members, there was statistically significant difference in external display(F=3.204*) and skill achievement(F=3.930**) for age, and enjoyment(F=7.325***) for mean participation period. Second, for the effects of participation motivation on leisure satisfaction, sociality(t=7.411***) in soccer club members, there was a positive effect of skill achievement (t=3.214***) and enjoyment (t=2.580**) on social satisfaction; of skill achievement (t=4.391***), sociality (t=2.483*), health and condition (t=2.448*), and enjoyment (t=2.191*) on emotional satisfaction; of health and condition (t=7.249***) and skill achievement(t=5.201***) on physical satisfaction; of skill achievement (t=5.924***) on physical satisfaction; and of skill achievement (t=7.213***) and sociality (t=2.033*) on educational satisfaction. Finally, for the effects of participation motivation on intention to exercise adherence in soccer club members, enjoyment(t=6.127***) and sociality(t=3.165**) had a positive effect on intention to exercise adherence, but external display(t=-2.561*) had a negative effect on intention to exercise adherence.