CAREER AFTER RETIREMENT: A COMPARISON BETWEEN FORMER FEMALE AND MALE ATHLETES IN HOCHIMINH CITY – VIETNAM

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Nguyen Hoang Minh Thuan, “CAREER AFTER RETIREMENT: A COMPARISON BETWEEN FORMER FEMALE AND MALE ATHLETES IN HOCHIMINH CITY – VIETNAM”, ijmhs, vol. 9, no. 12, pp. 731–736, Dec. 2019.
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Abstract

The results showed that most athletes retire for reasons such as: anxiety for
future careers, no achievements, injuries.... After retirement, they receive the
assistance form many individuals and organizations. Many former male athlete
work in sport field, their income is also better former female athlete; Although
income is the most common trait that former female athletes choose to work.
Keywords: Difference, former athlete, career, retirement

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1.Else Suutarinen (2014), Employment ofthe professional athletes after retirement–Case Athlete Career Programme inFinland, pp. 26-29. 2.Olivia Abrams (2019), Why FemaleAthletes Earn Less Than Men AcrossMost Sports. 3.Vickers, E., 2013. Life After Sport:Depression in the Retired Athlete, In:The Sport in Mind. 4.Zhijian Huang, 2002, Athletic careertransition in former Chinese elite athletes: an empirical investigation and cross-cultural comparison with findings from Germany, pp 90-109. 5.Web:https://www.bbc.com/vietnamese/sport-41722495

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1.Else Suutarinen (2014), Employment ofthe professional athletes after retirement–Case Athlete Career Programme inFinland, pp. 26-29.
2.Olivia Abrams (2019), Why FemaleAthletes Earn Less Than Men AcrossMost Sports.
3.Vickers, E., 2013. Life After Sport:Depression in the Retired Athlete, In:The Sport in Mind.
4.Zhijian Huang, 2002, Athletic careertransition in former Chinese elite
athletes: an empirical investigation and cross-cultural comparison with findings from Germany, pp 90-109.
5.Web:https://www.bbc.com/vietnamese/sport-41722495

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