2013journal of physical educationOpen access

A study of the harmonious development of social sports instructors and community sports in Jilin province

Jiang Guang-y

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Both the number and quality of social sports instructors in Jilin province have failed to meet the need of community sports development, hence the author proposed to build a five in one community fitness culture service system that is livelihood oriented, institutionalized, socialized, professionalized and industrialized.

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Both the number and quality of social sports instructors in Jilin province have failed to meet the need of community sports development, hence the author proposed to build a five in one community fitness culture service system that is livelihood oriented, institutionalized, socialized, professionalized and industrialized.

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Both the number and quality of social sports instructors in Jilin province have failed to meet the need of community sports development, hence the author proposed to build a five in one community fitness culture service system that is livelihood oriented, institutionalized, socialized, professionalized and industrialized.

Key concepts: Livelihood, Sport management, Service (business), Quality (philosophy), Social change, Harmonious Society, Public relations, Advertising

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