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Doping as a problem of current society
Stašová, Sandra ; Nekola, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Jelínek, Marian (referee)
Title: Doping as a problem of current society Goals of the thesis: Main goal of this thesis is to find other options how to increase sportsman's efficiency and performance, not just by using doping. Our next goal is to find out how athletes and experts perceive alternative options and what their opinion about doping is. Methodology: Qualitative research, interview by instruction, informal interview, interview with expert, thinking aloud Results: Results of quantitative research are interpreted in the practical part of thesis by using editing procedures method. Key words: doping, society, sports, performance, self-supporting instruments
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Prohibited supplements and the associated risks of strength building.
Doležal, Tomáš ; Nekola, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Bunc, Václav (referee)
This bachelor thesis is aimed at issues in using prohibited supplements and the associated risks of strength building. The main aim is to find whether sportsmen are using any supplements to cultivate their strength and support growth of muscle mass. Secondly to determine if they are aware of effects to their health in using these supplements. The theoretical section is dealt with definitions of strength, kinds of strength and methods of development in achieving strength. Subsequently, there are examined refining strength capabilities by means of nourishment and food supplements. Eventually, there are inquired into prohibited strength-building substances and their influence on health. The practical section is focused on data and information collection and their subsequent processing. Outcome of data and information is reached by an electronic questionnaire. Key words: strength, cultivation of strength, prohibited substances
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Doping positive findings of athlets in the Czech republic
Bartáková, Nikola ; Nekola, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Chlumský, Jan (referee)
Title Positive findings in doping of athletes in the Czech Republic Objectives The aim of this thesis, based on the doping control protocols from 1993 - 2011 provided by the Czech Anti-Doping Committee, is to assess the most commonly abused doping substances and evaluate sports in which doping is most frequently abused, and attitudes of athletes who have violated doping regulations. Methods The main method used in this thesis was an analysis of documents, especially doping protocols, which led to gathering important data and compile final tables, which were subsequently processed and evaluated. Finally, aninterview with two bodybuilders who have received completely different penalties for the same offense. Results This thesis comes to the conclusion that the most commonly used substances are, in order: testosterone, nandrolone, marijuana, ephedrine and then metandienon. The most common individual sports, where the use of doping substances is most commonly encoutered include bodybuilding and powerlifting. In team sports, it is hockey, rugby, water polo and handball. Use is most prevalent in men, and less common in women. Keywords Anti-doping policy, doping, doping control, doping substance, sport.
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