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(Re)new(ed) propositions in a changing society: The case of running Steven Vos (PhD) Chair Move to Be School of Sport Studies Fontys University of Applied Sciences @vos_steven 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 1 1 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump


  1. (Re)new(ed) propositions in a changing society: “The case of running” Steven Vos (PhD) Chair Move to Be School of Sport Studies Fontys University of Applied Sciences @vos_steven 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 1 1 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  2. Outline Proposition Thoughts & Facts & figures (application) considerations 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 2 2 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  3. A changing society – trends It’s all about ‘ -tion ’ Individualisation Informalisation Digitalisation Medicalisation (De)institutionalisation Regulation Intensification … Commercialisation Quantification … tion 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 3 3 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  4. Sport participation Popularity of sport in the EU (2011) among adults  strong increase of leisure-time sport participation  civic , public & market sectors  individual / informal / unorganised sport activities on the rise  popularity of individual & free-booting sports with a health- related focus  trends: sport participation  society Source: Scheerder, Vos et al. (2011; 2013) 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 4 4 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  5. Running The church model of sport applied to running Source: Scheerder, Breedveld & Borgers (2015), elaboration of Scheerder, Vos, et al. (2011) 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 5 5 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  6. Running – trends (example) Evolution of the number of runners in Flanders in 12- to 75-years old youngsters and adults (1969-2009), compared to the number of active members of the Flemish Athletics Association (FAA) (1978-2009) Source: Borgers, Scheerder & Vos (2015); Scheerder & Noppe (2009) 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 6 6 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  7. Running Is it all about ‘ more ’? + - MORE Participants Focus on performance (Re)new(ed) sport participants Injuries Diversification Drop out Women Need for support Older people DIY’s Motives Monitoring - information Light communities / individual runners … Events Monitoring … Source: Hallmann & Wicker (2012), Hover & Romijn (2010); Scheerder, Breedveld & Borgers (2015), van Bottenburg et al. (2010), Vos et al. (2014), Janssen, Vos, Brombacher & Scheerder (2014) 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 7 7 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  8. Running – trends (example) Evolution in the number of running related injuries (per 100 hours of running) experienced less experienced 5,1 11,3 4,6 8,7 4,5 8,4 2012 2013 2014 Source: Vos (2015) based on data retrieved from Veiligheid.nl 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 8 8 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  9. Running – trends (example) Use of app’s Marathon Eindhoven 2014 5 km 21,1 km 42,2 km 42,2 km Use 63% 55% 34% Top 4 Runkeeper 53% 51% 44% Runtastic 17% 16% 16% Nike+ 9% 11% 11% Start-to-run Evy Gruyaert 28% 4% 2% Source: Janssen, Vos, Walravens & Goudsmit (2014) 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 9 9 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  10. Running – trends (example) Source: Janssen, Vos, Walravens & Goudsmit (2014) 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 10 10 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  11. Running – trends Across Europe? Scheerder, J., Breedveld, K., & Borgers, J. (2015- Eds). Running across Europe. The rise and size of one of the largest sport markets. . Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 11 11 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  12. Proposition Thoughts & Facts & figures (application) considerations 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 12 12 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  13. Thoughts & considerations “ Institutions, organisations, scientists , policy makers, …. are limited by domains, sectors, disciplines, settings , …” C omplementarity C o-creation C ross … collaboration C ustomised experiences “People, individuals, citizens , … make daily journeys across domains, sectors, disciplines, settings , …” Source: Vos(2012), Vos et al. (2015) 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 13 13 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  14. Thoughts & considerations Mapping customised journeys and creating collaborative models across institutions, domains and disciplines 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 14 14 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  15. Cross sector/discipline collaboration  SURVEY  OBSERVATION  SENSORS 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 15 15 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  16. Proposition Thoughts & Fact & Figures (application) considerations 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 16 16 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  17. “It’s all about creating personalised running experiences “ Co-created by 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 17 17 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  18. INSPI RUN  Profiling (personalised – experience)  Scheduling  Tailored running sessions  Personalised feedback  Monitoring 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 18 18 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  19. INSPI RUN Three step approach  Profiling  + 12.500 runners (based on typology-method by Vos & Scheerder (2008, 2009)  cross validated in daily urban environments  ‘social competitive runners’, ‘fitness runners, ‘individual competitive runner’, and ‘social runners’  Designing  Multidisciplinary iterations  Essential features  Co-creation  Validating in context 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 19 19 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  20. INSPI RUN INSPI RUN  start or improve running in a safe, healthy and fun way  personalized training schedules that fits runners profiles  Constant feedback speed, location and were combined with a HRM  Intuitive feedback on progress wile running (cf. runners profiles)  Uses a combination of perceptions of intensity and body feedback (heart rate), environmental information (distance, location, route, time) to adjust selected training scheme for the next training session.  Captures data which can be used for monitoring 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 20 20 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  21. INSPI RUN 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 21 21 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  22. INSPI RUN 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 22 22 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  23. INSPI RUN 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 23 23 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

  24. Thank you for your attention! steven.vos@fontys.nl @vos_steven 7-4-2015 7-4-2015 24 24 dr. Steven Vos | Triple Jump Event | Eindhoven, March 26th 2015

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