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  • Sports Science
  • Developmental Psychology
  • Youth Sports

Background:

  • Athlete development is influenced by physical and competitive environments.
  • The Personal Assets Framework guides the understanding of athlete experiences.
  • Continuity in youth sport participation is linked to environmental factors.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Examine basketball athletes' perceptions of facility quality across developmental stages.
  • Explore how physical environments influence developmental experiences.
  • Investigate the impact of environments on long-term youth sport engagement.

Main Methods:

  • Mixed-methods sequential explanatory design.
  • Quantitative data from 141 Brazilian basketball athletes (18-19 years).
  • Qualitative data from 24 semi-structured interviews, analyzed thematically.

Main Results:

  • Private facilities perceived as superior in conditions and resources from early adolescence.
  • Physical environment influence on psychological development and motivation increases with age.
  • Adequate environments are crucial for athlete development and long-term participation.

Conclusions:

  • Physical and competitive environments are key contextual components for athlete development.
  • Long-term youth sport participation is significantly influenced by the athlete's embedded context.
  • Investment in quality sports facilities is vital for fostering athlete growth and retention.