ArticleFrontiers in sports and active living2025
Exploration of the path of digital technology empowering the sustainable development of alumni football-a study based on ordinal logistic regression analysis.
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- The impact of alumni football on adult mental wellbeing: a serial mediation analysis of athletic identity and social connectedness.Frontiers in psychology · 2026Article
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Introduction: In the digital era, professional sports have rapidly embraced technologies such as big data, AI, and the Internet of Things to optimize performance, strategy, and fan engagement. However, the digital transformation of grassroots and amateur level sports remains significantly underdeveloped, posing a major obstacle to the inclusive and sustainable growth of national sports ecosystems. Alumni football, participated in by a vast and growing population of college graduates in China, emerges as a strategic gateway to bridging this digital divide. Methods: This study explores how digital technologies can empower the sustainable development of alumni football from the perspectives of data acquisition, processing, and application, with a focus on seven practical digital implementation scenarios. Using a questionnaire survey of 100 university football alumni and ordinal logistic regression analysis, ten digital factors were examined for their influence on alumni football development. Results: The results show that factors such as digital business models and digital team culture significantly contribute to sustainable development, whereas elements like virtual coaching and match data management have relatively limited impact. Discussion: This study not only addresses an urgent gap in digital grassroots sports integration but also provides replicable insights for policy makers, educators, and industry stakeholders aiming to promote large scale participation, cultural cohesion, and digital inclusion across broader segments of the sports domain.
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