Soccer Survey Template

A favorite session format is only useful if people can attend it. This SurveyLegend questionnaire separates playing preferences from practical constraints so organizers can make a clearer decision about the next program.

Share it before scheduling the next block of adult recreational sessions. Include interested people who have not attended, not only regular players. An email survey can reach a program mailing list, while other appropriate local channels can help you hear from people outside that list.

Think about joining the adult recreational soccer program named in the invitation during its next block of sessions. All questions are optional. Do not include medical details or other people’s personal information.

Name the program, intended dates and proposed venue. Replace broad time choices with actual available slots when deciding a schedule. Include clear program information outside the questionnaire, such as cost and what beginners can expect. Keep health screening, safeguarding and registration in the appropriate separate processes.

Copy this prompt into an AI assistant to draft the questions. Review the draft, then build and customize the survey in SurveyLegend before sharing.

Compare timing and barriers across current, previous and prospective participants only when the groups are large enough to report meaningfully. Avoid designing the program solely around regular attendees. Use open-ended data to identify concrete joining arrangements, such as a welcome contact or clearer level descriptions. Stated interest is not a confirmed attendance count.

Crossman and colleagues’ 2024 systematic review of adult sport participation recommends that offerings “focus on enjoyment” while considering constraints. The adult participation review covered 91 articles concerning adults aged 25–64 and noted limited research on nonparticipants. It supports asking about both motivations and barriers here, but is not soccer-specific and does not validate this questionnaire.