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Compared of training time gaming activities in ice hockey for category PeeWee (9-12 years old) with sports theories
Drbohlav, Antonín ; Šťastný, Petr (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
SUMMARY: Title: Comparison of training time gaming activities in ice hockey for category PeeWee (9-12 years old) with theoretical Objectives: The main objective is a compare real time involvement of players in game activities with the methodological recommendations IIHF, and Czech methodologies according Bukač Methodology: To compare the methodologies used content analysis training units, the majority of Czech clubs established categories. Data was provided trainers owns clubs. Data from the analysis of training unit was applied to Bukac's model for proportional layout training unit and the model recommended by the International Hockey Federation. Next step, was examined the actual time they spend on individual player reel in the exercises and game. This time was measured in two selected players from each team, where player 1 was above average in the group, and the player 2 was normally player. The difference of these players was so small that it was continue to work only with the average time. Conclusion: The results show that coaches when compared both with Bukac's model, and with recommendations classified under IIHF add of insufficiently game and gaming exercises at the expense of training skills and skating. In the 4th Class clubs in the Czech Republic, the game was marshaled in the stretch 26% and in...
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The development of ski bindings after World War II
Drbohlav, Antonín ; Jindra, Matouš (advisor) ; Gnad, Tomáš (referee)
SUMMARY: Title: The development of ski bindings after World War II Objectives: The objective of the work is to capture and describe the major events in the development of the downhill bindings that took place since the end of II. World War II to the present. Methodology: The work has a historical character using histographic methods supplemented by a content analysis of the document. In particular, the historical, chronological and direct method was used to supplement the content analysis of the document Conclusion: A summary of the data in chronological form enriches the theoretical background of skiing history. The work extends available information sources on topics that have not been elaborated in a comprehensive way. Keywords: Ski equipment, ski bindings, history of skiing
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The development of ski bindings after World War II
Drbohlav, Antonín ; Jindra, Matouš (advisor) ; Gnad, Tomáš (referee)
SUMMARY: Title: The development of ski bindings after World War II Objectives: The aim of the work is to capture and describe the major events in the development of the downhill bindings that took place since the end of II. World War II to the present. Methodology: The work has a historical character using histographic methods. In particular, the historical, chronological and direct methods were used. Conclusion: A summary of the data in chronological form enriches the theoretical background of skiing history. The work extends available information sources on topics that have not been elaborated in a comprehensive way. Keywords: Ski equipment, bindings, history of skiing
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Compared of training time gaming activities in ice hockey for category PeeWee (9-12 years old) with sports theories
Drbohlav, Antonín ; Šťastný, Petr (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
SUMMARY: Title: Comparison of training time gaming activities in ice hockey for category PeeWee (9-12 years old) with theoretical Objectives: The main objective is a compare real time involvement of players in game activities with the methodological recommendations IIHF, and Czech methodologies according Bukač Methodology: To compare the methodologies used content analysis training units, the majority of Czech clubs established categories. Data was provided trainers owns clubs. Data from the analysis of training unit was applied to Bukac's model for proportional layout training unit and the model recommended by the International Hockey Federation. Next step, was examined the actual time they spend on individual player reel in the exercises and game. This time was measured in two selected players from each team, where player 1 was above average in the group, and the player 2 was normally player. The difference of these players was so small that it was continue to work only with the average time. Conclusion: The results show that coaches when compared both with Bukac's model, and with recommendations classified under IIHF add of insufficiently game and gaming exercises at the expense of training skills and skating. In the 4th Class clubs in the Czech Republic, the game was marshaled in the stretch 26% and in...
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