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Heath McDonald

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ID6302860
NAMEHeath McDonald
GIVEN NAMESHeath
FAMILY NAMEMcDonald
SIGNATUREMCDONALD H
AFFILIATIONSRMIT University
ORCID0000-0002-0849-4274
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS7
AUTHOR COUNT6
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2007
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Physical activity and perceived wellbeing benefits in users of aquatic leisure and recreation centres

    Open Access•Leila Heckel, Adam Karg et al.•ARTICLE•Leisure Studies•2025•References: 51

    Physical activity and perceived wellbeing benefits in users of aquatic leisure and recreation centres

  • A systematic review of the wellbeing benefits of being active through leisure and fitness centres

    Open Access•Leila Heckel, Rochelle Eime et al.•ARTICLE•Leisure Studies•2024

  • An exploration of management perspectives on wellbeing outcomes in the aquatic and recreation industry

    Ian O’Boyle, Leila Heckel et al.•ARTICLE•Annals of Leisure Research•2022•References: 3

    Public aquatic and recreation centres are a cornerstone of leisure infrastructure within Australia. However, the extent to which these facilities set community well-being as a specific strategic goal or measurable outcome is unknown. This paper adopts a qualitative exploratory approach with the aim of understanding key issues and challenges within these centres relating to obtaining well-being outcomes. Findings highlight a unique and challenging…

  • Consumer Behaviour in Sport and Events

    Daniel C Funk, Daniel Funk et al.•BOOK•Consumer Behaviour in Sport and…•2008

    Consumer Behavior for Sports & Sporting Events: Marketing Action is a book that emphasizes the role of consumer behavior in developing strategic marketing activities for sport and related events. The book provides a detailed understanding of personal, psychological and environmental factors that influence sport event consumption. This understanding allows for the development of marketing actions useful in matching needs and wants of consumers to …

  • Consumer Behaviour in Sport and Events

    Daniel C Funk, Daniel Funk et al.•BOOK•Consumer Behaviour in Sport and…•2008

    Consumer Behaviour in Sport and Events emphasises the role of consumer behaviour in sport marketing. Given the social, economic, and environmental benefits of sport events, the challenge for marketers is to understand the complexity of sport and event participation. Through a heightened understanding of consumer behaviour, marketers are able to develop communication strategies to enhance the experience, while identifying key elements of the consu…

  • A Victory for the Fans? Melbourne's New Football Club in Recent Historical Perspective[1]

    Roy Hay, Heath McDonald•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2007•Cited by: 7

    A new Association football team, Melbourne Victory, was created in Melbourne in 2005 as a founding member of the Australian A-League. Within little more than a year it was drawing peak crowds of 50,000 to matches and averaged over 30,000. It was forced to move from an 18,000 capacity stadium to one holding 55,000. Previous new club foundations in the 1990s had not been successful, despite being associated with popular Australian Rules football te…

  • A Victory for the Fans? Melbourne's New Football Club in Recent Historical Perspective[1]

    Roy Hay, Heath McDonald•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2007•Cited by: 7

    A new Association football team, Melbourne Victory, was created in Melbourne in 2005 as a founding member of the Australian A-League. Within little more than a year it was drawing peak crowds of 50,000 to matches and averaged over 30,000. It was forced to move from an 18,000 capacity stadium to one holding 55,000. Previous new club foundations in the 1990s had not been successful, despite being associated with popular Australian Rules football te…

  • A Victory for the Fans? Melbourne's New Football Club in Recent Historical Perspective[1]

    Roy Hay, Heath McDonald•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2007•Cited by: 7

    A new Association football team, Melbourne Victory, was created in Melbourne in 2005 as a founding member of the Australian A-League. Within little more than a year it was drawing peak crowds of 50,000 to matches and averaged over 30,000. It was forced to move from an 18,000 capacity stadium to one holding 55,000. Previous new club foundations in the 1990s had not been successful, despite being associated with popular Australian Rules football te…

  • Consumer Behaviour in Sport and Events

    Daniel C Funk, Daniel Funk et al.•BOOK•Consumer Behaviour in Sport and…•2008

    Consumer Behavior for Sports & Sporting Events: Marketing Action is a book that emphasizes the role of consumer behavior in developing strategic marketing activities for sport and related events. The book provides a detailed understanding of personal, psychological and environmental factors that influence sport event consumption. This understanding allows for the development of marketing actions useful in matching needs and wants of consumers to …

  • Consumer Behaviour in Sport and Events

    Daniel C Funk, Daniel Funk et al.•BOOK•Consumer Behaviour in Sport and…•2008

    Consumer Behaviour in Sport and Events emphasises the role of consumer behaviour in sport marketing. Given the social, economic, and environmental benefits of sport events, the challenge for marketers is to understand the complexity of sport and event participation. Through a heightened understanding of consumer behaviour, marketers are able to develop communication strategies to enhance the experience, while identifying key elements of the consu…

  • An exploration of management perspectives on wellbeing outcomes in the aquatic and recreation industry

    Ian O’Boyle, Leila Heckel et al.•ARTICLE•Annals of Leisure Research•2022•References: 3

    Public aquatic and recreation centres are a cornerstone of leisure infrastructure within Australia. However, the extent to which these facilities set community well-being as a specific strategic goal or measurable outcome is unknown. This paper adopts a qualitative exploratory approach with the aim of understanding key issues and challenges within these centres relating to obtaining well-being outcomes. Findings highlight a unique and challenging…

  • A systematic review of the wellbeing benefits of being active through leisure and fitness centres

    Open Access•Leila Heckel, Rochelle Eime et al.•ARTICLE•Leisure Studies•2024

  • Physical activity and perceived wellbeing benefits in users of aquatic leisure and recreation centres

    Open Access•Leila Heckel, Adam Karg et al.•ARTICLE•Leisure Studies•2025•References: 51

    Physical activity and perceived wellbeing benefits in users of aquatic leisure and recreation centres

Business (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Recreation (3 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (3 works) · Consumer behavior (2 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (2 works)

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