Percepción acerca de la infraestructura deportiva de los usuarios del coliseo cubierto villa olímpica en Facatativá

Abstract

This study explores in depth the shortcomings and challenges faced by the figure skating community in Facatativá, Colombia, focusing on the poor infrastructure of the "Olympic Village", the main training space for this sport in the municipality. The research used surveys directed at both athletes and their families, with the aim of collecting information on the current conditions of the facility. The results show that the state of the infrastructure is inadequate, with deficiencies that affect safety and hygiene, such as lack of lighting, poorly maintained sanitary facilities, health problems and absence of security measures.

These factors not only hinder the training and development of athletes, but also increase the risks to their physical integrity and generate concern among parents. Based on the findings, this study proposes strategies aimed at mobilizing and raising awareness in the community, with the purpose of generating a collective effort that encourages attention to these needs by local authorities. The proposals include the organization of working groups with the participation of local government representatives, the preparation of formal requests and the use of the media to raise awareness of the situation. It is hoped that these actions will contribute to the improvement of the facilities and ensure a more suitable environment for the practice of figure skating in Facatativá, strengthening the development of local talent.