The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors for activating badminton clubs in sports for all through members’ opinions by using Q-methodology. For this purpose, this study conducted the open-ended questionnaire survey on activating factors through 12 badminton practitioners and specialists in sports for all, and so combined the items which were similar or redundant in meaning and divided the items which were different in meaning, and then extracted 26 preliminary items. From those items, this author extracted the final 23 statements through consulting with 6 persons experienced in activating sports for all and studying Q-methodology, and so selected the initial P-Sample including 30 members who exercised at badminton clubs in Gwangju Metropolitan City as of October, 2010, and then performed the principal component analysis through QUANL PC program on the data of 23 members except 7 members who responded insincerely.
Through this process, this study analyzed the factors for activating badminton clubs in sports for all, including Type Ⅰ, Type Ⅱ, and Type Ⅲ. Synthetically, this study extracted the common factors, which showed similar meanings in Type Ⅰ, Type Ⅱ, and Type Ⅲ. The periodical rally to strengthen the unity between club members and publication club by assisting participation in badminton matches were the most primary common factor between each type for activating badminton clubs in sports for all.