Turkey’s leading cryptocurrency trading platform Paribu has expanded the scope of Team Paribu, which it established to support Turkish sports and young athletes. Team Paribu, which has turned into a team of 10 with 3 athletes included in the team this year; The perception research conducted was re-introduced with new projects such as Team Paribu Mentor, Team Paribu Workshop and Team Paribu With You.
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Team Paribu 2022 projects
Team Paribu, which was established to support successful athletes and set their success stories as an example for children and youth, is expanding its scope this year. In 2021, the captain of the Turkey women’s national volleyball team, Eda Erdem, turned into a team of 10 with the participation of famous athletes.
In addition to the expanding team, Team Paribu, which has gained a different dimension with new projects and perception research, held a press meeting where it introduced all these innovations. The Team Paribu Mentor project, in which Team Paribu athletes will guide and contribute to the development of young athletes in their branches, has been implemented.
Each athlete in Team Paribu will mentor 3 young athletes within the age range determined according to their branches. Young people will be able to get advice about their sports and non-sports lives by listening to the experiences of the athletes they take as examples.
Team Paribu Workshop, where Team Paribu athletes will share their training and preparation processes with everyone who is interested in sports, is another project this year. Workshops will be organized for everyone to direct children to sports, to show the public how national athletes work, and to inform the public about branches that are not popular with the public.
Another project is the Team Paribu With You Project. As of February, there are more than 3000 need items in the Needs Map. 11% of these are sports equipment. Within the scope of the Team Paribu With You project implemented at this point, it is aimed to meet all of these needs, which create obstacles to young people’s access to sports throughout the year.
Perception Research About Paribu Sports and Sports Branches
Paribu Perception Research on Sports and Sports, carried out by XSIGHTS Research and Consultancy company, was carried out with 385 participants between February 21 and March 2, 2022. The research carried out in order to reveal the general framework of the sports branches supported by Team Paribu; It provided important outputs on many issues from attitudes towards sports to parents’ approach, from gender perception to perception of making a career in sports.
- 91 percent of the participants started sports in childhood to become a professional athlete.
- While they think that the ideal age is 57.5 percent, it is between 6 and 10 years old.
- stated.
- 75.5 percent of the participants want their children to do sports. However
- Again, 64.5 percent of the participants stated that their child is prone to which sports branch.
- does not know.
- Can participants with children under the age of 18 have a sports career with the school?
- When asked, 79 percent stated that it would be done, 10 percent said that it would not be done. 11 percent of this
- remains undecided.
- While 28.8 percent of the participants allocate a budget for sports equipment, 45.2 percent say that sports are expensive.
- He says it’s a chore.
- 91 percent of the participants started sports in childhood as professional athletes.
- thinks it will.
- 29.3 percent think that doing sports benefits children in terms of health.
- Among the contributions of sports other than health, body development (21.5 percent) and sociality (17.5%)
- and psychological support with 9 percent.
- Apart from the popular sports branches, the sports branches that the participants know the most are as follows:
- Karate (63.3 percent), cycling (62.5 percent), table tennis (61.3 percent), wrestling (60.3 percent).
- The least known sports branches are rugby with 17.9 percent, MuayThai with 16.8 percent and
- 18.6 percent are triathlon sports branches.