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Badminton at elementary school
Ramba, Miroslav ; Přibyl, Ivan (advisor) ; Svobodová, Irena (referee)
TITLE: Badminton at elementary school AUTHOR: Miroslav Ramba DEPARTMENT: Department of Physical Education SUPERVISOR: PaedDr. Ivan Přibyl ABSTRACT: In my bachelor work I investigate by using polls, how much in nowadays the knowledge of badminton as a sport discipline is quite different from the recreational badminton. Furthermore, I will introduce the new badminton rules from the year 2006 and their influence on the attractiveness of the game. I will briefly mention the history and basic concepts related to badminton, including physical training and preparation with the focus on the target age group 6 to 15 years. I perform the analysis of the observed children matches of different age and physical fitness, the analysis of the agility increase during the game - I have been working and monitoring the regular trained children for 6 months. The obtained data will be used together with the technical and logistic guarantee of the badminton game to find out the basic conditions realized at elementary school. The obtained data from my survey analysis of observed matches are transformed into graphic form. KEYWORDS: badminton, elementary school, change of the rules, training youth and children, physical preparation
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Analysis of specific anthropomotoric indicators of the Castle guard soldiers
Procházka, Josef ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (advisor) ; Jebavý, Miroslav (referee)
The work deals with the analysis of selected anthropomotorics indicators members of the military unit of the Castle Guard. These indicators are: skin thickness measured at four part in the body posture and the level of performance in the annual examination of physical training. Is complemented by a survey, investigating the relationship of soldiers to physical activity. The theoretical part describes the military department of the Castle Guard, measurement of skin fold thickness, posture assessment, but also the structure and content of the physical training of the Army of the Czech Republic. The practical part contains a methodical workflow and finally analyzes the data Based on the analysis results we developed recommendations for managers concerning the components of physical performance which should be focused on in the training lessons. The results show that most of the soldiers are in the normal range (average) values of subcutaneous fat. Nevertheless, more than 10% of soldiers were found above- average amount of fat in the subcutaneous layer. Posture has almost 90% of the tested men was good, but the horizontal axis misalignment arms was confirmed in 78% of tested men. Changes in assessment disciplines annual examination of physical training in 2011 may also be the cause of the distribution...
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Use and selection of monitoring system in special physical training of Army of the Czech Republic
Raděj, Karel ; Ivica, Peter (advisor) ; Sýkora, Karel (referee)
AABBSSTTRRAACCTT TTiitteell:: Use and selection of monitoring system in special physical training of Army of the Czech Republic GGooaallss:: The goal of this thesis is to give a complex, integrated and comprehensive overview about functional options and effective utilization of Monitoring System in selected areas of special physical training of Czech Army. MMeetthhooddss:: Study, analysis, synthesis and comparison of published findings of professionals from the fields of Geography, Geodesy and Special Physical Training were used in this thesis. Secondary research consisted of interviews with experts on mentioned areas and disciplines. RReessuullttss:: The main subject of this work is the utilization of Monitoring System in special physical training process. Usage of MS in selected areas of special physical training will result in effective support in terms of planning, safety and overall evaluation of its individual parts. KKeeyy wwoorrddss:: GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) GPS (Global Positioning System) GIS (Geographic Information System) Special physical training Load Monitoring system Date
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