Idrottsplats







Tingvalla IP i Karlstad.





Studenternas IP i Uppsala, 2010.


En idrottsplats eller idrottspark, förkortat IP, är en anordnad plats där man utövar sport/idrott. Ofta syftar ordet på en mindre utomhusanläggning för idrottsutövande, medan de större brukar kallas för arena, idrottshall/ishall eller stadion. En idrottsplats har ofta anläggningar som löparbanor, fotbollsplan, bandy och/eller utomhusrink för ishockey och konståkning. Ofta finns byggnader för omklädning och hygien. Idrottsplatser i Sverige sköts ofta gemensamt i kommunal regi. Kring 1920 fanns uppskattningsvis 400 idrottsplatser runtom i Sverige.[1] Många idrottsplatser i Sverige har en historia tillbaka till sent 1800-tal, då bland annat Sveriges centralförening för idrottens främjande arbetade för att fler idrottsplatser skulle byggas.[2]


Idrottsplater har ibland vall i namnet från jordbruksmark med vall.


Sedan andra halvan av 1990-talet har det dock blivit vanligt att ishockeyklubbar i Sverige på elitnivå köpt sina ishallar, för att så småningom med hjälp av sponsring bygga ut dem.



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  1. ^ Karin Widholm (24 december 2006). ”Tunavallen Från idrottsplats till fotbollsarena”. Mälardalens högskola. sid. 14. http://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:120884/FULLTEXT01.pdf. Läst 5 januari 2016. 


  2. ^ Anders Björhammar. ”Idrottsplatshistoria”. Sveriges centralförening för idrottens främjande. Arkiverad från originalet den 5 mars 2016. https://web.archive.org/web/20160305071928/http://www.scif.nu/php/idrottsplats_byggen.php. Läst 5 januari 2016. 



Externa länkar |




  • Idrottsplatsens historia. Bohusläns museum.

  • Nostalgisidan om idrottsplatser




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