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Dallas is home to seven professional sports teams including, the Dallas Cowboys, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars, Dallas Jackals, Dallas Wings and FC Dallas. We're also host to several major sporting events like the Mexico National Team, college football games, e-sports competitions and more!

Find every sports event in Dallas, from football, baseball, basketball and more. Dallas has sports events for every fan, family, and budget. No matter the sport you love, Dallas has it all! Check our calendar of Dallas sports events. Can't get tickets? Then catch the game at one of Dallas' favorite sports bars.

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Discover the most sporting side of Barcelona!

Barcelona is the host city of major sporting events. With the 1992 Olympic Games, the city reached the peak of its fitness and, thanks to its top-class facilities and venues and open-air spaces it now hosts all kinds of sporting events of all kinds: regattas, tennis tournaments, equestrian events, football, athletics, triathlons and action and motor sports. These are unmissable dates with sport in Barcelona.

And if playing sport is your passion, don't miss the opportunity to combine your trip to Barcelona with sport and experience our city through sport!

Live sport is always a fascinating spectacle. Nearly every weekend, Barcelona, and its surrounding areas host thrilling competitions, matches and championships. Choose the sport you like best and enjoy a ringside seat!

WISE thanks our WISE Council partners for their year-round commitment, publicly demonstrating they understand the importance of supporting the recruitment and advancement of women in the business of sports.

Chattanooga is home to many sports and athletic events. Enjoy the minor-league baseball team, Chattanooga Lookouts or see the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mocs play at Finley Stadium. The Chattanooga Football Club is cheered on by soccer fanatics, while the city hosts regular major sporting events like IRONMAN, Head of the Hooch Rowing Regatta, National Athletic Championships, Chattanooga Marathon, and much more.

Sports and health go hand in hand. A healthy diet plays a vital part in helping people enjoy sports and healthy lives. At the same time, sports events can be powerful opportunities for promoting healthy eating. Sports mega-events in particular have high visibility, reaching billions of fans worldwide.

This action guide builds on this successful experience of collaboration and legates to future sport events a powerful model to fight against overweight and obesity and diet-related noncommunicable disease.

The document aims to inspire action towards improving population health and well-being, and to redefine the role that sports events can have in this endeavour. It builds on WHO technical expertise in supporting public food procurement and service policies for a healthy diet and nudges to promote healthy eating in other public settings.

Here is a list of the major international sports events in which teams from different countries battle it out, both for individual sports and multi-sport events. In these events countries of the world are brought together in competition - in some of these most countries of the world are represented, in others only a select few. See our discussion on the World's Most Popular Sporting Events, there is no surprise that the FIFA World Cup and the Olympics top most lists.

The largest sporting event in the world is the Olympic Games, but there are many other multi-sport games. In terms of single sport events, nothing beats the FIFA World Cup. To see what's coming up, check out the calendar of major sporting events.

This study examines the conflict between liberty and security in sporting mega-events by ensuring that prohibited items do not enter an Olympic Games venue while guaranteeing service excellence. A random sample of spectators and journalists (N= 1081) from Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics responded to a survey about customer service and security in the event. Chi-square tests for two independent samples were used along with Crosstabs procedures to test the differences in service and security between journalists and spectators.

The results revealed that a successful security model in mega-sport events is based on two pillars: service excellence that depends on the time spent at the portal, the communication with customers, the kind of staff serving in the venue, and mainly on the cooperation between all security corps in charge.

We should be alert that critical infrastructure (CI) is a vital component to develop any security strategy. This strategy must be based on continuous prevention regardless if the event takes place, or not because the reduction of certain pattern makes EMs more comfortable vis--vis the international instances. International Sport Institutions (ISI; i.e., IOC, FIFA, NFL) coerce complying with the basic requirements to hold an event, which give a packed confidence of safety and security in mega events. However, prototypes must respect the psychological states of spectators, because they are attending a show and provide an excellent customer service in sport events. The security process in the airports, for example, cannot be compared with the one of entering the venues. Even if the physical objective and the manipulation are the same, the traveler is somehow forced to make his/her trip; however, the sport spectator attends the games for fun, and the security measures should not affect this purpose and intervene with the human rights standards.

These norms are valid for different event sizes and for multiple levels of broadcasting. According to Gibson (1998), event sport tourism refers to tourists who travel to watch sporting events. Examples of event sport tourism may include events, such as, the Olympic Games, World Cup, Professional Golf Association (PGA) tournaments, and events related to professional sport teams or top U.S. college basketball and football teams.

Atkinson and Young (2002) provide a general explanation of the nexus between sport and terrorism: for many reasons, individual terrorists or terrorist organizations might find suitable targets in athletes participating in games, spectators attending the events, or selected corporate sponsors of sports contests. Especially in those situations where athletic contests draw sizable international audiences in geographical settings already embroiled in strife, sport can be utilized as a vehicle for political sparring and waging and disseminating forms of political violence against others.

These research questions culminate to our main hypothesis: A security model in sport events should respect both the full protection of the venue and the value of human rights while welcoming spectators and subsequently:

The rank ratio of the classification (Figure 4) made by the respondents in each venue showed that journalists and spectators consider the Local Police or Mounted Police the first people responsible for implementing the security measures to prevent, deter, or delay a future terrorist attack on a sporting event or stadium. Respondents also agreed to classify local city head in the second rank. Journalists, however, gave more importance to Politicians in the Government for the cited task unlike the spectators. Private Security Company was classified fourth for this responsibility. Finally, respondents determined the Private Security Company and the structure in use as last.

Eventually, it is important to stress through Vancouver 2010 how our study has contributed to theory. Whereas most previous research about security in Mega Sport Events merely displayed the problem vaguely, our study attempts to give concrete standards that will pave the way for future events and research.

35. Greenwell, T. C., Fink, J., & Pastore, D. (2002). Assessing the influence of the physical sports facility on customer satisfaction within the context of the service experience. Sport Management Review, 5, 129-148.

46. Lupton, D. (1999). Risk and sociocultural theory. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. 47. Marivoet, S. (2006). UEFA Euro 2004, Portugal: The social construction of a sports mega event and spectacle. Sociological Review, 54(2), 127-143.

Women's opportunities for competitive physical activity were limited in America until Federal Legislation, commonly referred to as Title IX, became law. It required American society to recognize a woman's right to participate in sports on a plane equal to that of men. Prior to 1870, activities for women were recreational rather than sport-specific in nature. They were noncompetitive, informal, rule-less; they emphasized physical activity rather than competition. In the late 1800's and early 1900's, women began to form clubs that were athletic in nature. Efforts to limit women's sport activity continued as they became more involved in competitive sports. This paper will present a history of women's involvement in sport prior to the federal legislation enacted to eliminate sexual discrimination in education and sport.

The Federal Policy for Hosting International Sport Events (the "Hosting Policy") provides a framework for the delivery of Canadian Heritage (Sport Canada)'s Hosting Program. Recognizing the growing interest in hosting sport events B not only as a stimulus to sport development, but also as an economic and community development tool - Canadian Heritage worked with the provinces, territories and the sport community to examine a strategic approach to bidding for and hosting international sport events.

The Physical Activity and Sport Act (2003) confirms the important role of the Government of Canada in coordinating Canada's approach to hosting sport events. The Canadian Sport Policy (2002) reinforces the benefits of hosting international sport events, but noted that Canada's fragmented approach in determining which events to fund had created pressure on public and private funding sources, and resulted in disparities with respect to the benefits from hosting such events. 006ab0faaa