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There really are not enough good books on the future of the sports industry. It’s a humongous industry if you stop and think about it, not only from the sports equipment side of the equation, but also the professional sports teams and leagues. It generates a huge amount of tourism, and income. You see, there are both Top down sports and Bottom down sports to consider. But there no real books which encompass the entire spectrum of the sports industry.

There are some experts who claim to be the gurus of professional sports, sporting fans, sports equipment, nonprofessional sports, and Fitness sports activities. But there are no real encompassing books on this topic. Why not I ask? We also have plenty people talking about Physical Education in schools, Obesity Challenges, Youth fitness, and Cardiac fitness. There is a huge industry just selling
Home Gym equipment, and that alone is a giant industry sub-sector.

And people buy all sorts of equipment for personal sports everything from kayaks, to bicycles. Golf clubs and golf equipment is also a huge subsector. Not to mention soccer uniforms, soccer balls, and municipal equipment for parks. In studying this concept myself I have found people who are studying the 2010, 2011, 2012 and so on – Future Trends in Fitness, in Global Sports Demographics, Sports and Aging, and Sports Hobbies. In fact, I just read a really in-depth report titled; “2011 Trends in Physical Activity” by a member of the World Future Society.

Just imagine how much this topic encompasses, you could almost write a small set of encyclopedias on the whole thing, but no one has. That’s interesting because they even teach sports business, sports psychology, and other sports related topics in major degree programs at some of the largest universities in the country. There are textbooks which carry and cover parts of these things, but nothing is encompassing, and the information doesn’t seem to be linked in any cohesive away. But in the real world all sports are related to each other in some way – and I assure you they will be well into the future.

Consider if you will the cross-marketing that goes on. That definitely has to do with both bottom-up sports and top down sports. It has to do with the industry, as well as the fans, and all the hobbyist sportsters out there. People like me, people like you, people like just about everybody in our country. And yet, there is no direct leadership, nor is any real authority, no real Association which encompasses it all. And without that, how are we going to get Americans back in shape? Please consider all this.

Soccer sports are commonly called football in most countries around the world. But in the United States, it is called as soccer. At first, the sport was not so popular in the US unlike other sport like baseball, basketball and the American football. Not until the United States hosted the 1994 World Cup which have contributed to the increase of interest in the sport by many Americans.

Since then, a great number of its players organized different clubs and associations which have attracted many players to join and compete. In fact the United States is the only country which has the largest number of soccer officials which is around 18 million. Today, the sport is the number with a fast growing sport team in the country.

It has also emerged as one of the favorite sport for women which have led to the creation of a women’s national team which had successfully competed with numerous tournaments including the Olympics.

The sport had also been included as a recreational program in many schools. It has been also been a favorite sport for college students. Active participation of the youth and children in the sport has been widespread. Many parents encourage and support their children to play the sport.

American players became very popular which have attracted big companies like Nike, Adidas, etc. to sign them to endorse their products.

The United States is among the countries which loves the soccer sports and as a result had produced some of the great players of the sport.