Developing Managerial Guidelines to Promote Curling Sport in the People’s Republic of China
Abstract
Background and Aim: Curling in China for only 20 years has made remarkable achievements, especially in the 2009 curling world championships, where the women's curling team won the gold medal, causing the attention of the country and the attention of the public, but compared with some traditional curling powers, in tactics, psychological, still have an obvious gap. Therefore, this research aims to develop managerial guidelines to promote curling sports in China.
Materials and Methods: This research is a survey research. The sample was 20 curling players and coaches from three curling training centers in Heilongjiang Province, 60 curling club members in Harbin and Beijing, and 240 citizens who practice ice sports in Harbin and Beijing Street parks. In this research, the expert interview and questionnaire survey were conducted to draft the guidelines for developing managerial guidelines to promote the curling sport in China.
Results: to improve the sustainable development of curling in China, the management system of the project should be further improved and multi-party coordinated development should be carried out; Strengthen the socialization degree of curling; Increase the government as the main body of economic input, broaden the source of funding channels; Pay attention to personnel training, training and management; Focus on the comprehensive quality construction of coaches and players; Strengthen the scientific research of curling project
Conclusion: With the reform of the management system, the attention of management departments, the strong support and promotion of the government, and the gradual enrichment of reserve talents, the level of curling sports in China will be able to compete with the top strong teams.
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