r/SportsFR

Je travaille sur un projet autour de la reprise du sport et j'essaie de comprendre les vraies raisons, pas les raisons qu'on donne en surface.

Pas "manque de temps" ou "flemme", mais ce qu'il y a vraiment derrière.

Quelques questions pour vous aider à répondre :

Vous avez déjà essayé de vous y mettre et abandonné ? Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé concrètement ?

Vous avez déjà eu une douleur ou une blessure qui vous a fait arrêter ?

Quand vous imaginez reprendre, c'est quoi la première pensée négative qui arrive ?

Vous avez déjà eu peur de vous blesser en faisant du sport ?

Pas de jugement, toutes les réponses sont utiles.

Merci d'avance.

Hello squash enthusiasts! I’m working on my thesis about niche sports and would really appreciate your input :) Anyone involved is welcome to answer, from coaches to former athletes to even partent of an athete.

I direct messaged over 100 people over linkedin and instagram to get an international and diverse perspective from different continents, athletes, para athletes, coaches, ect. across many sports and only got 1 response, so reddit I leave my graduation in your hands.

Out of my current 58 responses, 0 are about squash </3

If you have done other niche sports than squash as well you can answer multiple times. Examples of what I mean by “niche sports” include things like water polo, curling, disc golf, trampoline, squash, lacrosse, etc. basically sports with smaller, dedicated communities that don’t get as much mainstream attention. If it doesn't qualify i'll take it out later but getting more diverse and international answers is my current priority. This is secondary data that will back up my findings from interviews with some brands with the community perspective.

It only takes about 5 minutes, thank you so much if you’re able to help!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfRl2Ir8HzIOG7_Bp-UVSqxfbh-o-Lz3moeCj5c-HDB-q9k4A/viewform?usp=dialog

If you happen to be a professional working for a niche sport brand I have a different survey for you! It takes about 7 minutes and your insights matter a LOT to me!!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd--jl8MxElnAXdcuO1pZS-V4B7pnXvJ7mDLMjzOFuVqMV5BA/viewform?usp=dialog

Apologies if this is in poor reddit etiquette, I am still unfamiliar with the ins & outs of this world.

vous en pensez quoi?

Je ne sais pas si c'est le sub adaptéet désolé si ce n'est pas le cas, mais j'ai récemment commencé la muscu et je galère vraiment a bien gainer mon corps, j'ai l'impression de mal le faire a chaque fois. Y'a t-il des exercices pour s'entraîner?

What it looks like now:

You open 14 browser tabs. Three are Reddit threads. Two are blogs with no publication date. One is a YouTube video from someone who applied in a different country with a different passport. You spend 4 hours and leave more confused than when you started.

You're not sure if you need an apostille on your tax returns or just a certified translation. You're not sure if your freelance income counts the way you think it does. You're not sure whether Spain or Portugal is the better path for your situation.

What it should look like:

You go to one place. You see both visas laid out side by side. You pick your path. You open a checklist that tells you exactly which documents you need, in what format, in what order. You read the rejection reasons page so you know what not to do. You start preparing.

That second version is what I built VisaClarity to be.

It's a free, Spanish-language guide structured around the Spain Digital Nomad Visa and Portugal D8 - specifically for Latin American remote workers. No forum hunting. No outdated threads. No login required.

If you've already gone through this process, what's the one thing you wish you'd known at the start?