… For example, families with low socio-economic status … outlay beyond sports club membership,
including sports equipment and … relationship between expenditure and socio-economic …

… such as education, family support, degree of preparation of … from a family with a below-average
socio-economic status, but in … Members of this cluster were therefore named higher-level …

… socio-economic background. … sports clubs and locals. This study of adults can be transposed
into studies with youth who participate in sports that are mediated by their family members. …

… family wealth, access to facilities and equipment, opportunities to play, sport club membership,
… With regard to parental factors, Eime et al. found family support to be the strongest and …

… , with supporting data provided by community members and … Stuart reflected on local
community members whose families … can connect and ask questions – may combat community …

… health behaviours in young people is Socio Economic Position (SEP), which can be measured
using both family… to access sport infrastructures, pay for club membership fees, or practice …

… sports training (school sports clubs, social sports training institutions, etc.) are important ways
to help children’s master sports … , the original dimension of “family support” (FS) in the scale …

… This study examines the relationship between sports or … (for example clubs), a cycling
partner, or family members. Out of the … the engagement of famous sports clubs and their actions …

… Dating back to 2002, one of the Barcelona objectives for each member state entails … positive
relationship. As a thought experiment, where family nurseries have applied for state support, …

… , or if they begin a relationship or have a child with an original sample member. The HILDA
… We assess patterns of parental financial transfers by family background at several different …