1. Sport Marketing
1.1. Transfer of Athlete
1.1.1. Sell athletle
1.1.2. Purchase Athlete
1.2. Purchase Equipment
1.2.1. Training Equipment
1.2.2. Stadium Construction
1.3. Advertisment
1.3.1. Competition Poster
1.3.2. Sell Ticket
2. Organization
2.1. CEO
2.1.1. Planning of Stragy
2.2. Manager
2.2.1. Control on Stragy
2.3. Adminstrator
2.4. Staff
2.4.1. Physiology
2.4.2. Doctor
2.4.3. Personal Trainer
2.4.4. Coach
2.4.4.1. Head coach
2.4.4.2. Ass.Coach
2.4.5. Nutritionnist
2.4.5.1. Chef
3. Sport Product
3.1. intangible
3.1.1. Service Mind
3.1.2. Feeling
3.1.3. Sport Camp
3.1.4. Program Training
3.2. Tangible
3.2.1. Costume
3.2.1.1. Shirt
3.2.1.2. Pant
3.2.1.3. Shose
3.2.1.4. Sock
3.2.1.5. Helmet
3.2.2. Exercise Equipment
3.2.2.1. Ball
3.2.2.2. Raqket
3.2.2.3. Bike
3.2.3. Athlete
3.2.3.1. Youth
3.2.3.2. Teen
3.2.3.3. Adult
3.2.3.4. Early
3.2.4. Stadium
3.2.4.1. Competition Stadium
3.2.4.2. Training Staduim
3.2.5. Hall of Fame
3.2.6. Exercise Class
3.3. Competition Brodcast
3.3.1. NFL
3.3.2. Premier Legue
3.3.3. Olympic
3.3.4. Tour de Franc
4. Sport Law
4.1. Doping
4.1.1. Doping Control
4.1.2. Legal Punishment
4.2. Result
4.2.1. Fair
4.2.2. Not fair
4.3. National athlete
4.3.1. Duty
4.3.2. Religion
4.4. Violence
4.4.1. Competition
4.4.2. Training
4.4.2.1. Team
4.4.2.2. Coach
4.5. Athlete Transfer
4.5.1. Contract Termination
4.6. Reward
4.6.1. Trophy
4.6.2. Money
4.6.3. Hornor
5. Sport Economic
5.1. Cost
5.1.1. Labor Cost
5.1.1.1. Athlete
5.1.1.2. Staff
5.1.2. Maintain Equipment
5.2. Loss
5.3. Share
6. Consumer
6.1. Fan Sport
6.2. Membership
6.3. Research
6.3.1. Consumer behavior
6.3.1.1. Marketing Acitvitie
6.3.1.2. Culture
6.3.1.3. Value
6.3.1.4. Social Status
6.3.1.5. Emotion
6.3.1.6. Personality
6.3.1.7. Perception
6.3.1.8. Learning
6.3.1.9. Motive