A Study of Baseball Team''s Training and Satisfaction in National College Baseball League - A case of NCBL in 2001

• Main Authors: Sen-Zong Her, 何森榮
• Other Authors: Tser- Chyun Chiang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2002
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/98485338968563680990

碩士 === 臺北巿立體育學院 === 運動科學研究所 === 90 === A Study of Baseball Team’s Training and Satisfaction in National Colleges Baseball League─A Case of NCBL in 2001 Completed on june，2002 Author Sen-Zong Her Thesis directed by Tser-Chyun Chiang Abstract The purpose of this research was to explore the organization and training of the participating teams in National Colleges’ Baseball League and their satisfaction with current league matches. Questionnaire investigation and interview were adopted as research method, and classified random sampling was used to inquire 24 participating teams, which consisted of 390 players and 8 coaches. After sorting the questionnaires retrieved, 346 valid questionnaires were obtained (88.7%). These questionnaires, along with the data obtained from interview, were analyzed with descriptive statistics, t-test, one-way ANOVA, and Scheffe post hoc comparison, using SPSS 8.0 . The results were as follows: 1. The organization and training of the teams. There are common shortages of full-time coach, place, and fund for training. 2. The overall satisfaction of the players about the current league matches reached a modest level. In all the items investigated, “administration operation”, and “arrangement of schedules and places for the preliminary contest and quarter- and semi-finals” had the best satisfaction, while “media propaganda” and “subsidization” had the lowest level of satisfaction. 3. Significant differences were found in five factors of satisfaction with the matches. The differences of overall satisfactions reached a significant level in items of “different kinds of colleges” and “different areas of the participating teams” (p<. 05). 4. The satisfaction of the participating coaches:Among all the items of satisfactions, “administration operation” and “classification system” had the better appreciation, but the results of the rest dimensions were inclined to “unsatisfying”. “Quality of umpire”, “media propaganda”, “subsidization”, and “arrangement of place for finals” had lower levels of satisfaction. It was generally acknowledged that these dimensions require improvement. From the results above, the research expects to provide advices to the education authorities for future arrangement of league matches, reference to colleges’ organization and training of varsity teams, and concrete suggestions to future researchers. Keywords: Baseball league matches; organization and training; satisfaction.