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SPORTSBODIES GOVERNMENT
PRIVATESECTOR
FAMILY /COMMUNITY
PUBLIC:Policy & PlanningFunding & SupportAppointed by
President – no term
PRIVATE:Development ProgramsNational CompetitionInternational CompetitionElected by NSAs – 4 yr
term
Technical control over athletes and coaches
Recruit & select, train athletes & coaches Accredits local officiating
officials. IOC accredits
international officiating officials
Send participants to International competitions In-charge of training of
athletes
Provide support to athletes & coaches, and to the 53 NSAs
Basic services: billeting, food, allowances Provides training allowances, training equipment
Fund foreign exposures ; education & trainings
Welfare of athletes, coaches
53 NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATION
SPORTS FOR ALL
National policies and mandate of PSC to
promote and develop
IOC statutes and mandate POC to promote and develop
ELITE SPORTS
GRASSROOTS SPORTS
NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATIONS
Other Agencies
PhilippinesSports
Commission
Local Governments
Education
ArmedForces
GOVERNMENT
• Lack of Funds• Lack of Coordination between
agencies• Bureaucracy
Problems of Government
SPORTSBODIES
• Dependent on PSC for funds• Poor support from private sector• Leadership• Programs for talent identification and
training• Professionalism
Problems of Sports Bodies
PRIVATESECTOR
• ABS-CBN• Adidas• Air 21• Alaska• Cebu Pacific/C2• Cebuana Lhuillier• Chevron/Caltex• Coca-Cola• Dole• Fil-Estate• Gatorade• Ginebra• Gokongwei Group• Harbour Center
• Magnolia• Meralco• Lamoiyan• LBC• Marlboro• M. Lhuillier• McDonalds• Nike• Nestle-Milo• Nokia• PAL• PCSO• Petron• Philip Morris
• Phinma • Purefoods• Welcoat• San Miguel Corporation• Samsung• Shakey’s• Shell• Smart• SM• Speedo• Sta. Lucia• Toyota• Unilab/Alaxan• Unilever
SELECTED COMPANIES THAT ARE SUPPORTING SPORTS
Only 5% of Top 1000 Corporations are into sponsorship of Sports
• No accountability from sports bodies• Lack of long-term commitment• Limited media exposure• Pre-disposition of Filipinos to certain
sports only• Competition from professional,
recreational sports
Problems of Private Sector
COMMUNITY
Composed of communities involved in sports
In ABC income levels – much support comes from parents of athletes
Many of the athletes come from CD income levels – for livelihood and scholarships
In all levels – former athletes are a significant factor as coaches, mentors
• Lack of playing venues and opportunities• Culture of sports is not prevalent• Most of the elite athletes come from CD
sector, parents need children to earn income• Private support only exists when there is a
vested interest:– Cost vs Benefit– Positive Returns
Problems of Community
STAGE 5
Five Stages of Development of Philippine Sports
STAGE 4
STAGE 3
STAGE 2
STAGE 1
MASS BASED“Sport for All”
GrassrootsSports
TALENTPOOL
ELITE
PRO
MASS BASED
STAGE 1
“Sports for All”
• 90% agree that sports develops the character of children• 75% agree that sports can bring people together• 50% agree that the government should spend more on
sports
Opinion of Filipinos on sports according to recent survey
• Basketball………...• Volleyball…………...• Running/Jogging….• Badminton………….• Martial Arts…………• Billiards……………..• Baseball…………….• Triathlon……………...• Table Tennis……….• Dancing……………..
Sports that are most participated by Filipinos according to recent survey
22%9%5%3%1%1%1%1%1%
1%
• Basketball – NBA, PBA, UAAP, NCAA……….• Mixed Martial Arts – UFC, UCC………………• Boxing – Manny Pacquiao Fights……………..• Billiards – Pool/Snooker………………………..• Tennis – US Open,Wimbeldon, etc. ………….• Football/Soccer – World Cup, UEFA ………...
Sports that are frequently watched according to recent survey
45%23%10%
0.5%0.5%0.5%
• Sports and history are the top 2 sources of Filipino Pride
• 93% of Filipinos are proud of Philippine accomplishments in sports
• PACMAN is the most recognized Filipino today
National Pride in Sports Accomplishments
• Only 22% of Filipinos exercise at least 3 times a week.
• Only 5% of Filipino students play a sport.
• Physical education is limited to only one hour a week in the city and two hours a week in the province.
Sports Accomplishmentsequals growth in sports
Grassroots Sports
STAGE 2
BATANG PINOY
WOMEN IN SPORTS
SPORTS COMPETITION FOR PWD
PHILSPADA GAMES
INDIGENOUS GAMES
CITY JAIL OUTREACH PROJECTS
Sports Facilities / Complex Nationwide
Manila
NCRRMSCPhilSportsUMAKRosario Sports ComplexAmorantoYnaresPrivate Sports Clubs
LuzonLagunaCaviteBatangasTarlacPangasinanZambalesPampangaBaguioPalawanIlocos NorteBicolNagaDaetCamSur
VisayasBacolodIloiloDumagueteCebuOrmocTacloban
MindanaoSouth CotabatoDavaoCagayan de OroTubod, Lanao del Norte
Sports Facilities / Complex Nationwide
Naga City Sports Coliseum Narciso Ramos Sports & Civic Center,Lingayen, Pangasinan
Panaad Park and Sports Complex, Bacolod City Joaquin F. Enriquez Memorial Sports Complex, Zamboanga
Sports Facilities / Complex Nationwide
TALENT POOL
STAGE 3
POC-PSC National Games
PALARONGPAMBANSA
POC-PSCNATIONAL
GAMESUNIVERSITY
GAMES
BATANG PINOY
&OTHERS
Need for an Integrated Talent Identification Program
ELITE SPORTS
STAGE 4
2011 Southeast Asian Games
Philippine Performance1990 – 2010 Asian GamesOlympic Sports
GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL
BOXING 7 2 10 19
TAEKWONDO - 4 15 19
EQUESTRIAN 1 1 - 2
ATHLETICS 1 1 - 2
BASKETBALL - 1 1 2
SWIMMING - - 2 2
SHOOTING - - 2 2
TENNIS - - 2 2
CYCLING - - 1 1
ROWING - - 1 1
Philippine Performance1990 – 2010 Asian GamesOlympic Sports
GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL
WUSHU 1 5 8 14
CUE SPORTS 3 5 1 9
BOWLING 2 3 4 9
GOLF - 4 5 9
KARATEDO - 1 5 6
DANCESPORT - - 2 2
CHESS - 1 - 1
NOW AN OLYMPIC SPORT
Philippine Performance1990 – 2010 Asian Games
GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL
OLYMPIC SPORTS 8 8 36 52
NON-OLYMPICSPORTS
6 19 25 50
TOTAL 14 27 61 102
MEDALS BY YEAR
TOTAL
1990, Beijing 10
1994, Hiroshima 13
1998, Bangkok 18
2002, Pusan 26
2006, Doha 19
2010, Guangzhou 16
Philippine Performance1990 – 2010 Asian GamesSports that have never won an Asian Games medal for the country:
Archery Sailing
Badminton Sepak Takraw
Baseball Softball
Bodybuilding Squash
Dragon Boat Table Tennis
Fencing Triathlon
Football Volleyball
Gymnastics Weightlifting
Judo Windsurfing
Lawn Bowls Wrestling
Medal Tally OLYMPICSASSUMING THAT ALL SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRIES COMPETED AS A SINGLE COUNTRY IN THE OLYMPICS, THESE ARE THE ONLY SPORTS THAT WOULD WIN MEDALS:
1996 2000 2004 2008TOTALATLANTA SYDNEY ATHENS BEIJING
G S B G S B G S B G S B G S B
BADMINTON 1
2 3 1 2 - 1 - 3 1 2 1 2 6 7
BOXING 1
1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 3 3
WEIGHTLIFTING - - - - - 3 2 1 2 - 1 3 2 2 6
TAEKWONDO - - - - 1 - - - 1 - - 1 - 1 2
TABLE TENNIS - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - 1 -
Investment in Elite Sports
• Allowances for National Training Pool – 648 Athletes– 134 Coaches
• Meals and Billeting• Support Services• International Exposure• Awards and Incentives
• Elite Sports is Indicative of Economic Development
• Government alone cannot produce elite athletes
Issues
PROFESSIONAL SPORTS
STAGE 5
Professional Sportsfor Filipino Athletes
BASKETBALL
BOXING
BILLIARDS
GOLF
SPECIAL CASES
SPORTSBODIES GOVERNMENT
PRIVATESECTOR
FAMILY /COMMUNITY
VENUES
LIVELIHOOD
FOREIGNEXPOSURE
COACHES
NUTRITION
GRASS ROOTS
EQUIPMENT
LOCALCOMPETITION
SPORTSSCIENCE
INCENTIVES
FY 2009 General Appropriations Only in US Dollars in Pesos
Singapore 93,791,000 4,220,598,000
Thailand 75,718,000 3,407,296,000
Brunei 35,400,000 1,593,000,000
Malaysia 20,544,000 924,477,000
Indonesia 8,716,000 392,213,000
Philippines 4,743,000 213,448,000
GRASSROOTS DEVELOPMENT
ONLY
Comparative Budgetwith our SEA neighbors
2011 Southeast Asian Games
2012 OLYMPICS
PSC Facebook Account
PSC Website
POC-PSC National Games Website
Publications
100 Years of Philippine Sports Book
Streamering and Merchandising
Streamering and Merchandising
Streamering and Merchandising
Streamering and Merchandising
Equipment Branding
Naming Rights of Facilities
Naming Rights of Facilities
Naming Rights of Facilities
Naming Rights of Facilities
SPORTSBODIES
GOVERNMENT/LGUS/DEPED
PRIVATESECTOR
FAMILY /COMMUNITY
Institutional Partnerships
British EmbassyManila
Institutional Partnerships
ATHLETE AND COACH EDUCATION
• Sports Science Seminar on Physical Conditioning– Series 1: Milo Bryant (Feb. 5-8, 2013)– Series 2-3: Jason Glass & Janet Alexander (July
23-25, 2013)
SPORTSBODIES GOVERNMENT
PRIVATESECTOR
FAMILY /COMMUNITY
VENUES
LIVELIHOOD
FOREIGNEXPOSURE
COACHES
NUTRITION
GRASS ROOTS
EQUIPMENT
LOCALCOMPETITION
SPORTSSCIENCE
INCENTIVES
• No accountability from sports bodies• Lack of long-term commitment• Limited media exposure• Pre-disposition of Filipinos to certain
sports only• Competition from professional,
recreational sports– Basketball, Boxing, Billiards, Golf– Fun Runs, Triathlons, Leisure Sports
PROBLEMS OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR
TRACK OVAL
BASEBALL FIELD
RIZAL MEMORIAL COLISEUM
GYMNASTIC GYM
TENNIS CENTER
BADMINTON CENTER
Promoting Pride for Filipino Athletics
Promoting Pride for Filipino Athletics
Promoting Pride for Filipino Athletics
PINOY PRIDE
PINOY PRIDE
Who do we give our message to?
PSC MARKETING STRATEGIESMultimedia
POC-PSC National Games Website
PSC MARKETING STRATEGIESMultimedia
Publications
Naming Rights of Facilities
Naming Rights of Facilities
Naming Rights of Facilities
PSC MARKETING STRATEGIESMultimedia
PSC MARKETING STRATEGIESSponsorships