The study of cultural factors of sport leisure time with the approach of foundational data theory

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
Ali Vafaei Moqadam 1
Farzam Farzan 2
1 department of physical Education,, farhangian University, Tehran, Iran
2 Associate Professor, Department of Sports Management, Faculty of Sports Sciences, Mazandaran University, Babolsar، Iran.
10.22034/ntsmj.2024.2033220.1067
Abstract
Purpose: The increasing growth and development of the sports industry in the world, as well as the crystallization of this industry in Iran's sports, have made the politicians and managers of the country to improve day by day in this industry. Among the fields of progress in this dimension is the expansion of sports during leisure time, so this research has investigated the cultural factors of the theoretical concepts of leisure with the approach of adolescent sports.

Methods: This research has been done qualitatively and with the interview tool. At first, the data was coded based on the foundational data theory, and finally, the paradigm model of the research includes various dimensions of contextual, intervening, causal conditions, as well as strategies and consequences that include the main components. to be The design of the research model was also done with the help of software (MAXQDA 2020). These components include open, central, and selective codes that have resulted through the obtained categories.

Findings: Intellectual policies, sports drives, presence motivators, media support and compliance with ethical principles, cultural-environmental challenges and individual challenges are among the most important of these selective codes.

Conclusion: Based on the results of the research, it is possible to expand the priorities that have a potential influence on the recreational leisure time of teenagers, and by solving the existing challenges, all aspects that lead to the enrichment of recreational leisure time upgrade.
Keywords
Culture
theoretical foundations
teenagers
leisure
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