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The document discusses the topics of health, physical fitness, and the role of sport in promoting health and preventing disease. It provides definitions of health from the WHO and definitions of physical fitness. It outlines how sport can be used as a tool to engage communities and encourage healthier behaviors like improved diet, reducing tobacco/alcohol, and increasing social interaction. The benefits of physical activity are discussed, as well as diseases linked to insufficient exercise and the positive effects of an active lifestyle. Tips for initiating and maintaining an exercise routine are provided.
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Volleyball has six basic skills: serve, dig, pass, set, spike, and block. The serve involves hitting the ball into the opponent's court using either an underhand or overhand motion. Passing requires bumping or passing the ball to prevent it from touching one's court, while digging is similar but allows using different body parts to save the ball. Setting directs the ball to a point where a player can spike it into the opponent's court. Spiking aggressively scores the ball over the net, and blocking stops or alters an opponent's attack by standing or jumping at the front of the net.
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5. Our Target Market
Primary - Secondary -
The young adult The corporate business
executive
- 15-30 years old
- Living in Atlanta area - 25-45 years old
- Young children - Business lifestyle
- Recently married - Higher Class standards
- $30,000 - $50,000/year - $60, 000-$120,000/year
- Busy lives; active - Mainly work related
activities
- Not much
discretionary income - Lots of discretionary
income
- More focus on family
- Willing to pay for luxury
activities
6. Demographics in Atlanta
*The jobless rate in metro Atlanta jumped to 8.7 percent, the highest
rate reported since the measurement was standardized in 1976.
Atlanta’s unemployment rate has climbed 65 percent in the past 12
months.
Unemployment Rate 8.7%
High school graduates, percent of persons 76. 9%
age 25+
Bachelor's degree or higher, pct of persons 34. 6%
age 25+
Median household income $ 34, 770
Per Capita money income $ 25, 772
Persons below poverty percent 24.4%
7. Wants and Needs
Wants of young adults/ Wants of Corporate
families: business executives:
- Entertainment - Luxurious venues
- Price Benefits - Impecible food
- Comfortable venues - Up-close entertainment
Needs: Needs:
- Child-friendly activities - Parking
- Fits into a busy schedule - Possibly quiet setting for
- Food, shelter, parking business meetings
8. Potential Competitors
The majority of basket WNBA Team Rankings
ball fans attend NBA 1 Mercury 34
games such as the 2 Lynx 34
Atlanta Hawks
3 Sun 34
4 Shock 34
5 Sparks 34
Atlanta Hawks vs Atlanta Dream Attendance
2008 6 Liberty 34
7 Comets 34
20000
Hawks 8 Silverstars 34
18000
16000 9 Monarchs 34
14000
12000 10 Dream 34
10000
8000
6000
4000
Fans are more likely
Dream
2000
0
to watch higher
1 2 ranked teams
9. Problems with the Team
NOT ENOUGH PROMOTION
WNBA is not televised often enough
WNBA games aren’t as entertaining
as NBA games
Games targeted towards a narrow
market
10. Not Promoted Enough
No commercials, billboards, print ads
Rare advertisement is unoriginal and
boring
12. Larger and more well-
known dance crew to
perform at and attend
games
Different
logos and
images
13. Upcoming Games
Not
May Opponent Time Local TV Nat TV Radio
Wed 27 vs Connecticut Preseason 7:30pm
June Opponent Time Local TV Nat TV Radio
Sat 06 vs Indiana 7:00pm
Televised
Sun 07 @ Washington 4:00pm
Fri 12 @ Chicago 8:30pm
Sun 14 @ Connecticut 3:00pm
Fri 19 vs Washington 7:30pm
Sun 21 vs New York 3:00pm
Enough
Tue 23 vs Chicago 12:00pm
Fri 26 vs Detroit 7:30pm
Sat 27 @ Connecticut 7:00pm
Tue 30 vs Minnesota 7:00pm
July Opponent Time Local TV Nat TV Radio
Fri 03 vs Washington 7:30pm
Sun 05 @ Indiana 6:00pm
Only one Tue 07
Sat 11
Wed 15
vs Connecticut
@ New York
@ Minnesota
7:30pm
7:30pm
1:00pm
game aired Fri 17
Sun 19
Wed 22
@ Indiana
@ New York
@ Detroit
7:00pm
4:00pm
12:00pm
on National Thu 30
August
vs Phoenix
Opponent
7:30pm
Time Local TV Nat TV Radio
TV Sat 01
Thu 06
Sat 08
vs New York
@ San Antonio
vs Chicago
7:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
ESPN2
Thu 13 vs Detroit 7:30pm
Sat 15 vs Seattle 7:00pm
Thu 20 vs San Antonio 7:30pm
instead of Sun 23
Tue 25
vs Los Angeles
vs Sacramento
3:00pm
7:30pm
ESPN (Need
Thu 27 @ Detroit 7:30pm
Sat 29 @ Seattle 10:00pm
September Opponent Time Local TV Nat TV Radio
to pay extra Tue 01
Fri 04
Sat 05
@ Los Angeles
@ Sacramento
@ Phoenix
10:30pm
10:00pm
10:00pm
for channel) Fri 11
Sat 12
vs Connecticut
@ Washington
7:30pm
7:00pm
14. Not Entertaining Enough
There's nothing different or unique
about the game
Dance team isn't as big or
entertaining as it could be
Extra activities or forms of
entertainment is mainly targeted
towards kids and families
15. Not Big Enough Target Market
Currently Targets only young children
and young adults
With a larger target market The Atlanta
Dream would attract a much larger
audience.
26. Advertising Costs
Possible form Estimated Cost ($)
of advertising
TV Approx $820,000 for
Commercial production and air time
for one month
Radio Approx $40,000 for
Commercial production and air time
for one month
Billboard $14,500 for production
and rent space for one
month
Magazine ad People Magazine:
$29,215/full page ad for 1
issue
31. Make games more popular to convince
stations into airing games on more
publicized and local channels
Hosting special events to be aired on cable
television to promote game and team
Present idea of the “Dream Team” through
grass-root marketing in charity events
(events aired on TV)
Charity game between the WNBA Dreams
and NBA Hawks (first half aired as NBA
game)
35. Branch out to various types of markets
Create a new image to appeal to
different markets
Host special charity games (Hawks vs.
Dreams) to help attract NBA fans