Sporting Goods Administration - Sprt 254
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What is the largest component of the sporting goods retail worth in Canada?

  • Sporting Goods Products Sales
  • Fitness Equipment Sales
  • Sporting Goods Apparel (correct)
  • Overall Sporting Goods Business
  • Which event is associated with a notable increase in registration for sporting activities?

  • The release of a popular sports video game
  • The victory of a sports team (correct)
  • The launch of a new sporting goods store
  • The introduction of a new sport
  • What is a primary factor influencing the sporting goods industry?

  • Physical location of retailers
  • Celebrity endorsements
  • Weather Conditions (correct)
  • Consumer income levels
  • What was the impact of the Bautista Bat Flip on sports registration?

    <p>Increased by 25% (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which pioneer is credited with starting the national league in baseball?

    <p>Albert Spalding (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How much is the US sporting goods industry valued at?

    <p>$111 Billion (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What percentage of consumers have a net intent to purchase sporting goods items?

    <p>40% (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What activity is associated with the economic conditions in influencing the sporting goods industry?

    <p>Consumer purchasing behavior (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What proportion of Canadians aged 15 or older participate in sports activities for recreation?

    <p>86% (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following factors contributed to the rise of athleisure?

    <p>Technological improvements to synthetic fibers (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which decade did the polo shirt begin to gain popularity in the workplace?

    <p>1990s (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What year was Lululemon founded?

    <p>1998 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which category includes activities such as inline skating and snowboarding?

    <p>Extreme Sports (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the first professional league to sign a licensing deal?

    <p>NBA (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What year marked the explosion of polo shirt popularity in the US?

    <p>1980s (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which footwear category would you wear for cheerleading?

    <p>Aerobic (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What percentage of the NFL fanbase in the US was made up of women and girls in 2021?

    <p>46% (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a significant influence on the evolution of female athleisure clothing in the late 1800s?

    <p>The introduction of the bicycle (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What significant change occurred in Abercrombie and Fitch's business operations in 1910?

    <p>They expanded into women's clothing. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following roles is NOT typically associated with a vendor in the sporting goods industry?

    <p>Retail Sales (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a major disadvantage of domestic production for sporting goods?

    <p>Higher costs (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Canadian statistic highlights a change in outdoor activities from 2022 to 2023?

    <p>A significant increase in camping participants. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What primary issue do vendors face in the sporting goods industry?

    <p>Product liability (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does nearshoring involve in the context of sporting goods manufacturing?

    <p>Moving operations to a neighboring country. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the early 20th century, who was among the first athletes to endorse products?

    <p>Honus Wagner (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following describes a domestic manufacturing advantage?

    <p>Quality control measures (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the primary product sold by Spalding sporting goods in 1986?

    <p>Bicycles (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a common practice in Canadian manufacturing as of 1929?

    <p>Production of lacrosse equipment and skates. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Sporting Goods Administration - Sprt 254

    • What are Sporting Goods? Physical objects needed for games.
    • Indigenous Sports: 8000 indigenous sports and games exist.
    • Canada Sporting Goods Statistics:
      • 9459 Sporting Goods Businesses
      • 1700 Canadian Tire Locations
      • Sources: 155
      • Retail value: $11 Billion ($10.6B Apparel, $200M Fitness, $13.3B US sales)
    • World Sporting Goods Statistics:
      • US industry: $111 Billion
      • Pakistan exports: $1 Billion (per year)
      • US Sporting Goods Apparel: $64.5B
      • US Fitness Equipment: $6B
      • US Sporting Goods Products: $66.6B
    • Global Impact:
      • 40% consumer intent to buy sporting goods.
      • 4–8% sales decline in the US (Q1–Q3 2022 vs. 2021) across categories.
      • 54% of households in upper-middle and high income brackets by 2025.
      • 86% of sporting goods companies have CO2 reduction targets.
    • Impact of Pro Sports Success:
      • Increases in registrations and interest after successful events (22%-25% increase).
    • International Events: Have a high impact.

    What Influences the Sporting Goods Industry

    • Personal Preference
    • Demographics
    • Competition
    • Pricing
    • Weather Conditions
    • Economic Conditions
    • Athlete Behavior
    • Technology

    What Can Be Impacted by Sporting Goods Business?

    • Choosing suppliers
    • Supply chain pricing
    • Advertising dollars
    • Sales for suppliers
    • Packaging
    • Employment/jobs
    • Manufacturers

    History of the Sporting Goods Industry - Pioneers

    • George Tryon: Fishing tackle business (1811)
    • Michael Phelan & John Brunswick: Billiards (1840s/50s)
    • Hillerich & Bradsby: Baseball bats (1850s-80s)
    • Wright & Ditson/Rawlings: Sporting goods (1880s)
    • Albert Spalding: Trendsetter, co-founded A.G. Spalding (national league, rules, and sporting goods company)

    The Industry History

    • Abercrombie & Fitch: High-end camping gear; expanded to women's clothing.
    • Leisureware: Tenniswear by Fred Perry and Rene Lacoste (1950s).

    Canadian Manufacturing

    • 1929: 30 Manufacturers, 1212 people employing workers producing goods like skates, lacrosse equipment, snowshoes. $4.8M worth of goods.
    • Post-WWII: CDN Manufacturing increased to $31.6M and 107 manufacturers. 1960s boom to $81.7M and 45% increase in employment.

    Post Canadian Leisure Time

    • Post WWII: Increase in leisure and manufacturing. Employment rose by 45% to 5463 people.

    Canadian Stats

    • 50% of Canadians participate in sports.
    • 5.7M Canadians went camping in 2023
    • 200K increase from 2022
    • Spend $52B in local communities

    Week 2: Relationships & Product Categories

    • Vendors/Manufacturers: Design and manufacture goods.
    • Distributions: Wholesalers, retailers, etc.
    • Retailers: Sell products to consumers, multiple methods required.
    • Consumers: The end users.

    Vendor Issues

    • Product Liability
    • Human Rights
    • E-Commerce

    Vendor Roles

    • Product Design/Development
    • Web Design/Development
    • Manufacturing/Sourcing
    • Financial Management
    • Marketing/Communication
    • Sales
    • Operations
    • Field Operations
    • Customer Service

    Vendor Management Structure

    • Larger companies divide categories under Directors.
    • Sub-contracts to other smaller vendors if necessary.

    Vendor Sourcing

    • Domestic or foreign suppliers
    • Contract negotiation
    • Overseeing production
    • Quality control
    • Ethics/Environmental responsibility

    Domestic vs. Foreign Production

    • Domestic Pros: Quality standards, fast turnaround, lower shipping and taxes, employment.
    • Domestic Cons: Higher costs, thinner margins.
    • Foreign Pros: Lower labor and manufacturing costs, keeping retail prices down.
    • Foreign Cons: Longer wait times, more taxes and duties, unpredictable labor markets, quality control challenges.

    Nearshoring

    • "Transferring a business operation to a nearby country, in preference to one further away."
    • 75% of surveyed players plan to expand nearshoring by 2025.

    Case Study- Hockey Sticks

    • Warrior: Made in Mexico, composite sticks.
    • Heritage: Made in Brantford (ON), Canada, history dates back 100 years.

    Product Categories

    • Wide range of sporting goods available in the market.

    Week 3: Product Categories Explained

    • Extreme Sports: Inline skating, skateboarding, snowboarding.
    • Fitness: Types like martial arts, etc.
    • Individual Sports: Bowling, golf, skiing.
    • Team Sports: Baseball, basketball, etc.

    Outdoor Recreation/ Indoor Games

    • Outdoor: Archery, backpacking, bicycling, water sports, ice skating, hunting, etc.
    • Indoor: Billiards, darts, table tennis

    Equipment Product Categories

    • Baseball equipment: Gloves, mitts, bats, helmets.
    • Pool equipment: Tables, sticks.
    • Camping gear: Backpacks, stoves, hydration systems, etc.
    • Fitness equipment: Exercise machines, free weights, etc.

    Footwear Product Categories

    • Various types for different sports.

    Clothing Product Categories

    • Many different types for various sports and activities.

    Canadians Love Sport

    • High participation rates
    • Competitive play
    • 86% recreational activity.

    Athleisure

    • Desire to lead a healthy lifestyle drives sales.
    • Active Females: Trendsetters, driven by fitness revolution.
    • Lululemon: Yoga inspired, athletic wear company.
    • Athleisure rise: Driven by technology improvements, fixation on appearance, decline of formalwear.

    Polo Shirts

    • Historical trend in use and popularity

    Jersey Origins

    • Trendsetter for team wear, various companies

    NA Pro League Licensing Deals

    • 1967-2017: NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB licensing deals with different companies for a set length of time and costs.

    Top Selling Jerseys

    • Different sports (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL) and top players.

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    This quiz covers essential concepts related to sporting goods, their global statistics, and the impact of professional sports on the industry. Explore indigenous sports, Canadian statistics, and trends affecting consumer behavior. Test your knowledge on the current state and future of sporting goods administration.

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