Track and field is a globally recognized sport with a complex structure requiring rigorous management at all levels, from local schools to international competitions. Effective track and field management involves the coordination of events, athlete development, coach education, facility oversight, and adherence to regulations set forth by governing bodies. It involves meticulous coordination of events, systematic development of athletes, strategic facility oversight, and strict adherence to the regulations established by governing bodies. The multi-dimensional role of management encompasses planning and executing meets, cultivating talent through comprehensive coaching education programs, and ensuring that facilities meet safety and performance standards. Balancing these elements is vital to uphold the sport’s integrity, enhance competitive fairness, and promote participant welfare. Furthermore, the field of track and field management must adapt to evolving challenges, including technological advancements and changing regulatory landscapes, while fostering inclusivity and diversity within the sport.
- Track and field management
- Lawrence W. Judge - Ball State University
- Encyclopedia of Sport Management, Second Edition, pp.991-992
- Elgar Encyclopedias in Business and Management
- 2
- 99385802597506570
- Marieb College of Health & Human Services
- English
- Book chapter