Sport 4 All – Survey

Dear participants,

please be so kind to take a few minutes of your time and fill out a questionnaire for examining your sporting experiences. This questionnaire is part of the Sport4ALL Erasmus+ project, funded by the European Commission. The aim of this project is to find new ways of involving a large number of young people in organized sports and recreational activities.

Please carefully read each question for your answers to best reflect your opinions and attitudes. If in doubt, choose the one that closely matches what you believe.

The information given in the questionnaire will be considered confidential. Your answers will be analyzed only by the members of the research team involved in the project.

Thank you for your participation!

Country: CyprusPolandRomaniaSerbiaTurky

Sex: MF

Age:

Body height (cm): Body weight (kg):

1. Self-rated health: very badbadgoodvery goodexcellent

2. Do you do any sport?
YesNo

3. What sport disciplines do you do most frequently?
footballbasketballvolleyballhandballwater polotrack and fieldrunningswimmingbike ridingwrestlingjudoboxingkarategymnasticstable tennistennisskiingaerobicwork outyogaother

4. How often do you do your favorite sports disciplines?
less than once a weekonce a weektwice a week3-5 times a week6 or more times a week

5. Do you have any opportunities to do your sport discipline in your area?
Yes, very close (up to 2 km)In the same city (2-5 km)In another city (5–10 km)Greater distance

6. Does your financial status/the status of your family influence your opportunities of doing sport?
It completely prevents me from doing sportIt significantly prevents me from doing sportIt doesn’t influence at allIt simplifies my sport opportunities to a large extentIt simplifies completely my sport opportunities

7. What problems do you come across when doing your sport discipline?
The lack of other willing participantsThe lack of/limited offer of programsInfrastructural limitationsHigh costs of participationThe lack of qualifications among leadersThe lack of vacanciesActivity not adjusted for disabled people

8. Do you think sport is an important aspect of everyday life?
Definitely importantRather importantNeither important nor unimportantRather unimportantDefinitely not important

9. What have you learnt through sport?
I learned new motor skills and improved my motor abilities (physical fitness).To respect others, to accept victories and defeats in sport, because sport is like life.It is one of the possible ways to make money and solve my existential problems.For me it's a good party, a relaxation from everyday stress and a way to develop new friendships.............

10. Do you think that sport could break social barriers?
YesNoI don’t know

11. Do you think that through sport you had opportunity to meet new people?
Yes, a lot of new peopleYes, some new peopleNo

12. Do you think that through sport you had opportunity to meet new people from abroad?
Yes, a lot of new peopleYes, some new peopleNo

13. Do you think that sport could play a conciliatory role in conflicts?
YesNoI dont know

14. Have you personally experienced that for any of the reasons listed below you were prevented from participating in sports (e.g. training, matches, games, etc.)?

Prevention from participating because of skin color	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Prevention from participating because of social status	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Prevention from participating because of financial status	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Prevention from participating because of origin	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no

15. Have you personally experienced or been present in an incident in one of the following situations in sports (e.g. training, matches, games, etc.)?

Insulting participant of the training/match because of skin color	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Insulting participant of the training/match because of social status	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Insulting participant of the training/match because of financial status	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Insulting participant of the training/match because of origin	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
A case of bribery in order to gain a beneficial outcome	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Extortion of beneficial decision from referee by pretending injuries, gesturing, putting pressure, etc.	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Hurting the opponent on purpose	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Incitement of fans	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Making insulting gestures towards players or fans	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Exclusion or injustice from sports officials (e.g. coaches, referees, etc.)	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no

16. What are your main motives to do any sport?

Health: be healthy and improve health	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Abilities: improving motor abilities	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Vitality: prolonging life span	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Body weight: weight regulation	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Beauty: nice body, gracefulness	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Relaxation: lowering the tension, stress	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Mood: fun, pleasure, pleasantness	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Friendship: new friends and network	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Achievement: sports result, affirmation	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Lifestyle: sport and exercise are fashionable	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no
Earnings: money, a solution to existential problems	Definitely yesRather yesDon’t knowRather noDefinitely no

17. How much time do you spend on social networks, Internet, computer games, watching TV, etc. on a daily basis?
up to two hourstwo to four hoursfour to six hoursmore than six hours

18. Does the time spent on the computer and mobile phone prevent you from engaging in sport or exercising?
YesNoI'm not sure