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Relationship of second grade pupils to sport
Hoppeová, Andrea ; Kotlík, Kamil (advisor) ; Vařeková, Jitka (referee)
Title: Relationship of second grade pupils to sport Objectives: The main goal of this thesis is to describe a relationship of lower- secondary pupils to sport. Partial goal was to reveal whether students do sport regularly, who made them start sport and whether sport activities or education of parents have an influence on their relationship to sport. Furthermore, a student 's lifestyle is evaluated, namely how they spend their leisure time. This work is also focused on the impact of gender and place of residence on doing sport. Method: A relationship of lower-secondary pupils to sport was examined via questionnaire, which was created specially for this research. Results: The outcome is that 97 % of pupils consider sport very important from the point of view of health, overall majority thinks it is important from the point of view of economics. No impact of gender was shown. The good news is that 84 % of respondents consider sport as part of their lifestyle and 88 % of respondents do sport regularly or irregularly. The results show that with the increasing level of education of parents, the positive attitude towards sports in children also grows. Furthermore, it was found that the place of residence does not affect the way of spending leisure time. Keywords: Sport, free time, second grade pupil,...
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Isokinetic strength of shoulder rotation in elite Czech female volleyball players
Hoppeová, Andrea ; Šteffl, Michal (advisor) ; Vorálek, Rostislav (referee)
Title: Isokinetic strength of shoulder rotation in elite Czech female volleyball players Objectives: The main goal was to evaluate and compare the results of measuring internal and external rotation in the shoulder joint of elite volleyball players of the age categories "Women" and "Juniors U18". Method: The players of the national teams "Juniors U18" and "Women" took part in the measurement. Isokinetic strength parameters were measured using a Cybex Humac Norm isokinetic dynamometer (Cybex NORM®, Humac, CA, USA). The maximum strength of internal and external rotation of the shoulder joint was evaluated. Muscle strength was measured at an angular velocity of 60 ř/s and the upper limb was abducted at 90ř. Descriptive statistics on the test result were calculated and evaluated using the Excel software (Microsoft, USA). Statistical data processing was performed at the level of comparison of averages and percentage differences between individual categories of results. Results: The results show that the Women group had higher strength than the U18 Junior group. On the contrary, the U18 Junior group had more balanced results, both between the dominant and non-dominant limb and between internal and external rotation. The measured strength of rotation in Women shown a greater muscle imbalance. In...
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Isokinetic strength of shoulder rotation in elite Czech female volleyball players
Hoppeová, Andrea ; Šteffl, Michal (advisor) ; Vorálek, Rostislav (referee)
Title: Isokinetic strength of shoulder rotation in elite Czech female volleyball players Objectives: The main goal was to evaluate and compare the results of measuring internal and external rotation in the shoulder joint of elite volleyball players of the age categories "Women" and "Juniors U18". Method: The players of the national teams "Juniors U18" and "Women" took part in the measurement. Isokinetic strength parameters were measured using a Cybex Humac Norm isokinetic dynamometer (Cybex NORM®, Humac, CA, USA). The maximum strength of internal and external rotation of the shoulder joint was evaluated. Muscle strength was measured at an angular velocity of 60 ř/s and the upper limb was abducted at 90ř. Descriptive statistics on the test result were calculated and evaluated using the Excel software (Microsoft, USA). Statistical data processing was performed at the level of comparison of averages and percentage differences between individual categories of results. Results: The results show that the Women group had higher strength than the U18 Junior group. On the contrary, the U18 Junior group had more balanced results, both between the dominant and non-dominant limb and between internal and external rotation. The measured strength of rotation in Women shown a greater muscle imbalance. In...
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