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Design and verification of a facial relaxation program using facial balls in physical education classes for pupils in the 5th grades
 MYNÁŘOVÁ, Lenka
The aim of the graduation thesis was to investigate influence of facia ball on children's motoric system. Graduation thesis is based on theoretic-didactical form. First part is analytical part. This part works around literature. From which is set specific training program for releasing of facia. Second part, practical part, deals with specific use of selected exercise and its results. Entering into summary of 15 selected compensatory exercises. After first examination is set, another exercise, including children in groups, took place on weekly basis for 8 weeks. Exercise was held at the end of physical education - as releasing exercise after workload. Afterwards the final examination was held. On same basis as the entry exercise. Then the efect of compensatory exercise will be deducted. This thesis should contribute in implementation of fascial ball into physical education. Thesis also anwers the question if it has influence on output results of FMS test. As Final summary we can say yes because almost all students got better after functional movement system after 8 weeks of workout with fascial ball.
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Application of snoezelen as multisensory stimulation in children with heavy combined handicap
 RICHTROVÁ, Lucie
Snoezelen is a therapeutic method based on complex involvement of senses. The target group is particularly formed by individuals with heavy combined handicap, within the whole age spectre from newborns to seniors. Snoezelen is provided in a specifically arranged room offering the individual pleasant environment and stimulating sensual impulses. A therapist has a function of a guide here; the individual him/herself defines how to spend the free time in the snoezelen. The aim of the thesis was to find the possibilities of snoezelen application in children with heavy combined handicap. The particular goal was to develop individual plans for exploitation of snoezelen focused on development of concentration of attention and communication abilities. The theoretical part thus includes specification of general conditions and principles of snoezelen application as a therapeutic method apart from definitions of the basic terms, detailed characteristics of snoezelen and a list of supportive methods. This knowledge was then applied to the theoretical part of the thesis. Case reports were used for verification of the theoretical outputs with regar to the target group characteristic and the individual specifics of therapeutic work. Combination of involved observation and document analysis was used for data collection. Three children with heavy combined handicap were chosen for the research sample. All the probands passed a three-month therapy in specific environment arranged according to snoezelen principles. The room met the conditions for development of attention concentration and communication abilities. However the children did not take use of the opportunity during two month of therapy. Only relaxation effect of snoezelen was seen in all of them, a shift in interaction with the environment, where the child actively influenced the snoezelen elements was found in one case. The results showed that the short time and low frequency of therapeutic sessions were probably the reasons of non fulfilment of the set goals with regard to the disability character and degree. The thesis may serve as informational material for persons or facilities interested in utilization of snoezelen and would like to use a multi-sensory room in practice.
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