Much research has been written on the influence of intrinsic motivation on sport (e.g. Ryska, 2003; Georgiadis et al, 2001; Ferrer-Caja and Weiss, 2000). One example of intrinsic motivation on sport can be seen from a regression analysis of studies, which examined several sport domain influences upon sportsmanship in young athletes. In this study, it recognized intrinsic motivation as an influential role in determining sportsmanship in young athletes. Furthermore, it states that individuals that were intrinsically motivated were more inclined to exhibit high levels of social character, be cooperative, get excited about learning new skills, and develop citizenship (Ryka, 2003). All of those elements mentioned illustrate the importance of determining the sources of intrinsic motivation, and the affect that it plays on sport.

Due to the fact that intrinsic motivation is an important role in sport and is accompanied by positive outcomes, it is essential for physical education teachers, coaches and athletes to become aware of the different sources that enhance intrinsic motivation. Ferrer-C

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