This study aims to examine lifestyle factors of users of public sports facilities to understand the structure of their lifestyle and the relationship between their lifestyle and their basic attributes.The findings of this study can be summarized as follows:(1) As a result of conducting a factor analysis on the lifestyle of users of public sports facilities, six factors (i.e. "rest," "circle of friends," "sense of fulfillment," "physical fitness and health," "family," and "stress release") were extracted.</p><p>(2) The factor that showed the highest value among the lifestyle factors was stress release, followed by physical fitness and health, whereas the factor that showed the lowest value was rest.</p><p>(3) As a result of comparing lifestyle factors and gender, males showed a significantly higher value in the factor physical fitness and health.(4) As a result of comparing lifestyle factors and the age group, those in their 40s or younger showed a significantly higher value in the factors rest, circle of friends, and family than those in their 50s or older, while those in their 50s or older showed a significantly higher value in the factor physical fitness and health than those in their 40s or younger.(5) As a result of comparing the lifestyle factors and whether the subjects had a regular job or not, those with a regular job showed a significantly higher value in the factor stress release than those without a regular job.
