Sustainability in Sprinting

 



First, I must say there are people and organizations that see the potential of a high valued sprint industry. Where a sprint market full of grass-roots, amateurs and professional athletes are at the core of something immense. There is a lot more that could happen, that has not been happened since the 1800s in the modern era of the Olympics.

Operations mirror the sprint format that track and field has established as their sprint platform and attain it as a successful sports model with sustainability. They realize focusing their efforts towards catering to the traditional format of the one percent (1%) of elite athletes getting all the spoils allows for a higher return on investment as well as appealing to the historical fan bases of track loyalist. Its safe, there is a level of sustainability when you always promote the elite athletes at the expense of future possibilities. 

However, Sprint Battle has taken a total different approach from the historical norm and traditions of track. Recognizing a total systematized approach to the sprint market that encompasses the 99% of athletic participants is more of a natural organic sustainability path. While throwing money at a problem can provide short-term solutions, establishing sustainability requires a more thoughtful approach.

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Here are some strategies to consider:

1. Invest in infrastructure: Develop sustainable infrastructure that supports long-term growth and efficiency.


2. Build strategic partnerships: Collaborate with organizations and experts who share your vision and can provide valuable insights and resources.

3. Foster a culture of innovation: Encourage experimentation, learning, and innovation within your organization to stay ahead of the curve.



4. Develop sustainable business models: Implement business models that prioritize sustainability and social responsibility.

5. Monitor and evaluate progress: Regularly assess your progress and make data-driven decisions to ensure you're on the right track.

Remember, sustainability requires a long-term commitment to responsible practices, innovation, increased competition and continuous improvement. Attracting the best athletes with big purse payouts is a band aid approach to a lucrative sprint market and can only provide subsurface results. 

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Sprinting is deeper than just the pursuit of money and fame yes, money will follow athletic talent that trains and competes at a high level... this why Sprint Battle is taking the time out to introduce a well thought out sprint format that pays off higher dividends in the long term in the form of sustainability within the ecosystem of the sports industry. 

How would you approach sustainability in sprinting to become an independent competition in sports?

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