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Analysis of choosen indicators of game prerformance of SK Slavia Praha futsal in season 2016/2017
Wojnar, Mikuláš ; Malý, Tomáš (advisor) ; Buzek, Mario (referee)
Title: Analysis of choosen indicators of game prerformance of SK Slavia Praha futsal in season 2016/2017 Objectives: The aim is to analyze the pre-selected characteristics of team and individual game performance of SK Slavia Praha in the first league in the 2016/17 season. The result of games will be analysed by a set of criteria - goals, attemps, corner kicks, fouls, yellow and red cards from team performance. The analysis of productivity, time played, attempting activity, player's success in terms of time load, player discipline, and age, somatic, and positional characteristics of the players from individual game performance. Methods: Quantitative research, indirect video observation, written and graphical recording. Results: The result will be shown throught tabular, graphical and pictorial depictions of statistics seen in video recording of games. The results showed us how SK Slavia Praha and its players performed in selected characteristics of game performance against the opponent, compared to the half-time, part of the season and the specific context of each game. Slavia scored 13.3% more goals by controlled attack than by counter attack in home games and scored 9.5% more goals by controlled attack than by counter attack in away games. Keywords: game analysis, game performance, futsal,...
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Usage of regeneration in training process by Youth sport centers
Wojnar, Mikuláš ; Frýbort, Pavel (advisor) ; Kokštejn, Jakub (referee)
Title: Usage of regeneration in training process by Youth sport centers Objectives: Analyze the state of usage of regeneration methods in Youth sport centers in Prague in age categories U-12 and U-19 Methods: Research by questionnaire Results: The number of training units, as well as the number of regeneration procedures being used, increases among the older categories, such as U-17 and U-19, in comparison to younger sportsmen in the categories U-13 and U-15. More than five Youth sport centers utilizes at least six out of eleven regeneration methods. The remaining five procedures are being used by a maximum of three centers. Four Directors of Youth sport centers expressed their content with the present state of regeneration usage in their centers, three consider the present state to be unsatisfactory. Finally, all examined centers have a contract with a medical and therapeutical services provider. Keywords: regeneration, football, Youth sport center, U-12, U-19
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