DESIGN/MGMT SPORT/RECREATION FACILITIES EXAM WITH
ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ASSURED TO PASS
1. Greek's and
Greeks started the Olympics in 776 BC in Olympia, it was initially
Ro- man's
running sports only but combat sports were added later.
contribu- tions
to sport and
Romans used sport as a way to keep citizens happy and controlled.
recreation
They built coliseums designed after Greek structures. They had sloping
facili- ties and
ramps, and seating arranged by sex/social class.
facility
management
-Per Capita disposable income
2. Common -Number of adults aged 20-64
exter- nal
drivers that
impact sport
and recreation
facility success -Easy access to clients
-Provision of appropriate facilities
3. Key success -Economics of scale
fac- tors that -Ettective product promotion
lead to sport -Business expertise
and recre- -Carrying out necessary maintenance
ation facility -Ability to attract local support
suc- cess
4. Success Factors Things that the facility manager has direct control over or are characteristic
of their facility
5. IAVM Provides guidelines for:
-Continuing education
-Advancement
**help people to gain additional knowledge and skills to be a better facility
manager
6. Competenci Managing operations
es (IAVM)
Managing resources
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, DESIGN/MGMT SPORT/RECREATION FACILITIES EXAM WITH
ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ASSURED TO PASS
Demonstrate leadership skills
Manage risk
Construct administrative duties
Conduct marketing and promotional activities
Provide quality experience
Use management skills
7. Stadiums - Large outdoor facilities that host field sports
-Amenities include large outdoor areas, large amount of spectator seating,
locker rooms, retractable roofs, parking lots, etc.
8. Arenas Indoor facilities that host sporting and entertainment events; they are
usually built to accommodate one or more prime sports tenants.
9. Sportsplexes Multi-sport facilities the have many competition areas. They can be inside
or
outside, and publicly or privately owned.
10. Recreation/ Spaces within a facility for fitness activities, strength training and cardio
Fit- ness activities.
Center
11. Specialty facility Could host competition or allow for practice primarily for a special activity
(only 1 activity)
12. Master Plan A decision making process that promotes change and it is responding
to new and revised needs.
13. Four steps 1. Establish a committee
used to create
2. Briefings and initiation
a mas- ter
3. Goals and objectives
plan
4. Synthesis and evaluation of findings
14. constituent customer/fan
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ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ASSURED TO PASS
1. Greek's and
Greeks started the Olympics in 776 BC in Olympia, it was initially
Ro- man's
running sports only but combat sports were added later.
contribu- tions
to sport and
Romans used sport as a way to keep citizens happy and controlled.
recreation
They built coliseums designed after Greek structures. They had sloping
facili- ties and
ramps, and seating arranged by sex/social class.
facility
management
-Per Capita disposable income
2. Common -Number of adults aged 20-64
exter- nal
drivers that
impact sport
and recreation
facility success -Easy access to clients
-Provision of appropriate facilities
3. Key success -Economics of scale
fac- tors that -Ettective product promotion
lead to sport -Business expertise
and recre- -Carrying out necessary maintenance
ation facility -Ability to attract local support
suc- cess
4. Success Factors Things that the facility manager has direct control over or are characteristic
of their facility
5. IAVM Provides guidelines for:
-Continuing education
-Advancement
**help people to gain additional knowledge and skills to be a better facility
manager
6. Competenci Managing operations
es (IAVM)
Managing resources
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17
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ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ASSURED TO PASS
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, DESIGN/MGMT SPORT/RECREATION FACILITIES EXAM WITH
ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ASSURED TO PASS
Demonstrate leadership skills
Manage risk
Construct administrative duties
Conduct marketing and promotional activities
Provide quality experience
Use management skills
7. Stadiums - Large outdoor facilities that host field sports
-Amenities include large outdoor areas, large amount of spectator seating,
locker rooms, retractable roofs, parking lots, etc.
8. Arenas Indoor facilities that host sporting and entertainment events; they are
usually built to accommodate one or more prime sports tenants.
9. Sportsplexes Multi-sport facilities the have many competition areas. They can be inside
or
outside, and publicly or privately owned.
10. Recreation/ Spaces within a facility for fitness activities, strength training and cardio
Fit- ness activities.
Center
11. Specialty facility Could host competition or allow for practice primarily for a special activity
(only 1 activity)
12. Master Plan A decision making process that promotes change and it is responding
to new and revised needs.
13. Four steps 1. Establish a committee
used to create
2. Briefings and initiation
a mas- ter
3. Goals and objectives
plan
4. Synthesis and evaluation of findings
14. constituent customer/fan
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