지체장애인 전문선수의 체력센터 이용만족, 신체적 자기효능감 및 운동지속행동에 관한 연구

Abstract

A Study on Satisfaction with Using a Physical Fitness Center, Physical Self-Efficacy, and Exercise Persistence behavior of Physically Disabled Professional Athletes Kim, Young-Bae Advisor : Lee, Gye-Haeng Ph.D. Department of Physical Education, Graduate School Chosun University The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between the increasing participation of disabled people in sports, the satisfaction of using physical fitness centers among disabled professional athletes, and the impact on physical self-efficacy and exercise persistence behavior. Furthermore, the relationship between coaches who coach disabled professional athletes, The ultimate goal is to provide basic data for stabilization to all people involved in sports for the disabled who must operate and maintain future physical fitness centers for the disabled. Participants in this study were six professional athletes with physical disabilities who had experience using a fitness center for more than six months. The purpose of the study and how the research results would be used were explained to the participants and the research was attempted. The interview contents were not used for any purpose other than research purposes, and were conducted after explaining the use of the tape recorder for data collection to the research participants and obtaining their consent. Disabled athletes expressed high satisfaction through exercise using the fitness center. Positive responses were given to all of the questions of user satisfaction, physical self-efficacy, and exercise continuation behavior that were found through in-depth interviews. In addition, the area related to social skills was also found to have a positive impact on many areas, and many of these positive aspects were found to have an impact beyond the players themselves, including their families, guardians, and people around them. Additionally, the players expressed their life through exercising at the fitness center and mentioned the importance of the center's existence. As seen in all in-depth interviews, it was difficult to find even negative opinions. The need for disabled people to exercise through physical fitness centers or for any reason has already been revealed in many previous studies. This content did not change even though he was a disabled professional athlete. However, through in-depth interviews, a common opinion was the need for more space for disabled people and the importance of the human resources infrastructure needed to do so.