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2.Profile of Athletes


The following table provides details on the sample of athletes represented in this report. The comparison shows that the sample is well aligned with the population on most parameters. The sample is weighted to restore it to population proportions in terms of age, type of sport, and season of sport. That is, where the number of athletes responding to the survey (e.g., in a certain age category or sport) was higher or lower than expected given the number in the full universe of currently carded athletes, we applied a weight to the cases so that across the entire sample, they accounted for the expected proportion of respondents.


Table 2.1: Sample and Population Profile




Sample - 1006

Population - 1960

2004 Sample - 511
%





#

%

#

%

Season
















Summer

696

69

1,426

73

73

Winter

310

31

534

27

27

Sport Type
















Individual

643

64

1,195

61

67

Team Sport

363

36

765

39

33

Sport Class
















Olympic

809

81

1,578

81

84

Paralympic

151

14

276

14

16

Non-Olympic/paralympic

46

5

106

5

4

Carding Level
















D

418

42

812

41

--

C1

97

10

195

10

--

SR

231

23

475

24

--

SR1

158

16

280

14

--

SR2

100

10

169

9

--

Targeted
















Yes

728

72

1,333

68

--

No

278

28

627

32

--

Gender
















Male

452

46

999

51

46

Female

530

54

911

46

54

Language
















English

820

83

1,626

83

77

French

174

17

319

16

20

Age
















<20

227

23

396

20

12

20-24

320

31

689

35

36

25-29

252

25

691

35

32

30+

190

19

117

6

21

Of interest in interpreting some of the demographic patterns cited in the report, there is a slightly higher concentration of summer team sport athletes, compared with winter team sport athletes That said, there is a much higher concentration of younger athletes and D cards in team sports (56 per cent) compared with the individual sports where only 33 per cent are D cards and 56% are SR, SR 1 and 2’s. Only 35 per cent of team sport athletes hold SR, SR1 or SR2 cards.


Men stay in their sport for longer than women do. While 42 per cent of the youngest athletes (under 20) are men, over 63 per cent of those 30 years of age or older are also men. British Columbia and Ontario have the highest concentration of young athletes (under 20).



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