Changing role of women in sport

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  • how did the WTA increase the number of female participants in tennis
    Womens Tennis Association was founded by Billie Jean King. It's the global leader in womens professional sport
  • What 3 sports are considered
    football, tennis, athletics
  • outline the factors that increased the number of elite female performers in football
    equal opportunities
    increased media coverage
    female role models
    encouragement from FA
    more clubs
    increased funding
    increased free time
  • how did equal opportunities increase the number of female performers in football
    The Sex Discrimination Act lead to less sexual discrimination in sport. Men and women now have the same international structure
  • how did increased media coverage increase the number of female participants in football
    BT sport provides live coverage of the WSL and womens football included in Fifa 16
  • how did female role models increase the number of female participants in football
    Role models as performers (Ellen White) as officials (Sian Massey) and as pundits (Alex Scott)
  • how did encouragement from FA increase the number of female participants in football
    Women's national team is fully supported by the FA. FA cup was held at Wembley for first time in 2015
  • how did more clubs and increased funding increase the number of female participants in football
    WSL provides more competition at elite level. Grass-roots football has more opportunities
  • how did increased free time increase the number of female participants in football
    due to decreased domestic role women had more time to play sport
  • What has led to an increase in number of female officials in football
    FA developed Women's Referee Development Pathway.
    Positive role models e.g Sian Massey
    FA respect campaign
    general increase in equality in society
  • what sociocultural factors led to an increase in female participation in Lawn Tennis
    WTA
    Increased prize money
    increased fixtures
    more female role models
    increased media coverage
  • how did increased prize money increase the number of female participants in tennis
    equal prize money is given to both the female and male champions at the US Open and Wimbledon
  • how did increased fixtures increase the number of female participants in tennis
    WTA has provided both younger female tennis players and elite tennis players with more opportunities
  • how did female role models increase the number of female participants in tennis
    Billie Jean King had an influential role in inspiring women to play tennis at an elite level
  • how did media coverage increase the number of female participants in
    worldwide coverage increased participation and provided sponsorship opportunities for women
  • What factors effected female participation in athletics
    Deemed too strenuous
    dress code not appropriate
    No NGB for female atheltics
    Females were unable to participate in olympics up until 1920's
  • What socio cultural factors led to development of opportunities for females in athletics
    Equal opportunities
    London 2012 Olympics
    Increased media coverage
    Increased prize money
    More female role models
  • How did increased opportunities for females effect growth of elite female athletes
    Negative stereotypes were challenged and women had more access to facilities and training
  • How did London 2012 olympics effect female participation in athletics
    Women competed in every sport
  • How did increased media coverage effect elite female participation in athletics
    Diamond league coverage on BBC has increased viewing for womens athletics and also given an opportunity for more sponsorship
  • How has increased prize money influenced elite female participation in athletics
    Female athletes are given the same prize Money as male athletes in the Diamond League
  • How has more female role models effected elite female participation in athletics
    Role models e.g Jessica Ennis-Hill inspired the younger generations
  • Women's part in sport was affected by:
    • Myths about infertility
    • Stereotypical images 'too aggressive'
    • Male dominated organisations
    • Clothing restrictions
    • Traditional viewpoint that sport was a male preserve