Revitalizing Heritage in the Modern Evolution of Traditional Sports Among National Minorities

The author cataloged traditional minority sports (TMS) events and cultures and created a database to improve the study of traditional national sports and protect their cultures. Sports events of national minority tradition consider their development: Regulations and competitive systems are improving, matching events and performance occur, and the scale is growing; gold medal awareness is desalted, and sporting skills and national spirit are highlighted; traditional national sports combined with schooling; national minority sports tradition meetings are integral to marketing, in which the role of the sport's development for everyone is integrated. Developing traditional sporting events and classifying classical sporting events by development status using the fuzzy clustering (FC) model represents traditional state development in national sporting events. Using statistics and graphics, intuitive and objective methods show the challenge of modernization and national sports heritage. FC-TMS's issues and the need to preserve traditional minority sports are discussed in this article. The sport is developing well and growing; talent development is general; chess, archery, and wrestling are still in terrible shape. That may expand traditional sports modification options.

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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icercs63125.2024.10895671
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Sport and Mega-Event Impacts
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Revitalizing Heritage in the Modern Evolution of Traditional Sports Among National Minorities

Zainab abed Almoussawi, Mohammed I. Habelalmateen, Qassim Abduljabar, Haider Majed Ali et al.
Sport and Mega-Event Impacts
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Revitalizing Heritage in the Modern Evolution of Traditional Sports Among National Minorities

Zainab abed Almoussawi, Mohammed I. Habelalmateen, Qassim Abduljabar, Haider Majed Ali, Omar Muhsin
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The author cataloged traditional minority sports (TMS) events and cultures and created a database to improve the study of traditional national sports and protect their cultures. Sports events of national minority tradition consider their development: Regulations and competitive systems are improving, matching events and performance occur, and the scale is growing; gold medal awareness is desalted, and sporting skills and national spirit are highlighted; traditional national sports combined with schooling; national minority sports tradition meetings are integral to marketing, in which the role of the sport's development for everyone is integrated. Developing traditional sporting events and classifying classical sporting events by development status using the fuzzy clustering (FC) model represents traditional state development in national sporting events. Using statistics and graphics, intuitive and objective methods show the challenge of modernization and national sports heritage. FC-TMS's issues and the need to preserve traditional minority sports are discussed in this article. The sport is developing well and growing; talent development is general; chess, archery, and wrestling are still in terrible shape. That may expand traditional sports modification options.

Ahl Al Bayt University (IQ), Iraqi University (IQ), University of Wasit (IQ), Iraq University College (IQ), Al-Kunooze University College, University of Kut (IQ)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Sport and Mega-Event Impacts
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