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The injuries at youth in physical education at Strmilov elementary school
HAČKA, Dominik
This bachelor thesis aims to give comprehensive picture of the frequent school injuries in Physical Education at Primary School in Strmilov. The point of view of this survey is both pedagogical and health. The theoretical part gives basic understanding of selected sport activities and injuries of school age children and their preventive measures and safety. The most common types of injuries in Physical Education are defines as well. The practical part of the thesis demonstrates what level of injuries was recorded between 2010-2018. It provides analysis and comparison of impact of gender, age, type of sport activity and environment to injury rate. It also shows the most frequent and common types of injuries of school age children. Research has shown that more injuries occur in boys than in girls. Also, more than 50 % of all injuries occurred in ball games.
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Possibilities of active body weight regulation and its use in PF students
HAIT, Martin
The aim of the diploma thesis is to find out the most common methods of active regulation of body weight in students of the Faculty of Education of the University of South Bohemia. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with the possibilities (ways) of active regulation of body weight. By lifestyle, nutrition, movement, physical typology, regeneration and the mental side of a human being. The practical part of the thesis was realized using a quantitative questionnaire, which was distributed among students of the Faculty of Education of the University of South Bohemia. The obtained data are compiled in spreadsheets and graphs. The conclusion of the thesis is the processing of the results of the research file and subsequent recommendations in the field of this issue.
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The influence of sports activities in childhood on floorball performance in adulthood
Bašová, Veronika ; Běhanová, Michaela (advisor) ; Dragounová, Zuzana (referee)
Title: The influence of sports activities in childhood on floorball performance in adulthood. Objectives: The aim of the thesis is to find out what effect have previous sports activities run in childhood on floorball performance in adulthood. From what points of view could these sports activities (competitive and non-competitive) affect their performance in adulthood and their impact at the highest level. Methods: Quantitative research, in which I will use the sent electronic questionnaires to analyze the data obtained and explain their impact on the issue. Results: The results show that the sports which played the highest floorball competition players and floorball representation players are most often football, tennis and ice hockey. Players in non-competitive sports activities show a wider spectrum and a greater participation in multiple sports at once. Since the age of 12, most players have been specialized in floorball. The players of the highest floorball competition affected their game performance in adulthood by participating in various sports activities in childhood. The sports activities that the player's parents hardly match with the sports that the players did as children. On the contrary, a greater agreement was found between the non competitive sports activities run by parents and...
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Sport policy and public financing of sports in Finland
Lísal, Kryštof ; Slepičková, Irena (advisor) ; Hendl, Jan (referee)
: Title: Sport Policy and Sports Funding from Public Sources in Finland Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to describe how works sport culture in Finland. The thesis shows a high level of attention devote to sport and physical activities with focus on funding of the sport from public sources and lottery business (Veikkaus). The thesis provides knowledge and new information about sport culture in Finland. Methods: I have used methods of case studies and explanation, which allow me to analyze system of sport funding and sport organization in Finland. The methods were combined with secondary information to obtain furthur insight into the sport system in Finland. Results: A high level of sport policy and sports funding from public sources is proved in Finland. Satisfaction of Finns with sport conditions are documented in Eurobarometr survey. Public funding of sport in Finland is above average compere to other EU states. Due to lottery Veikkaus, state funding in to sport has long term increasing trend. Finnish sport culture highlights and characterizes providing precondition from municipalities and Finnish sport culture is driven by voluntary sector. Keywords: municipality, precondition for sport, sport activities, a subsidy, volunteering
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Comparison of interest in sports activities between high school students in Prague and in Karlovy Vary region.
Mechlová, Lenka ; Janák, Vladimír (advisor) ; Šíma, Jan (referee)
1 Abstract Title: Comparison of interest in sports activities between high school students in Prague and in Karlovy Vary region Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to find and compare the interest in sport between two groups - high school students in Prague and Karlovy Vary region. Furthermore, the aim is also to find out the reason why students do sport or why students have even no interest in sport. Another objective is to find and compare the way how students in both regions spend their leisure time. Lastly, sports conditions were verified in both regions. Methods: Interest in sports activities has been investigated by using a questionnaire survey. The questionnaire was specially created for this research. Results: Research has shown that the level of sport activity is higher by students from Karlovy Vary region than by students from Prague. Although the conditions for sports activities are worse in Karlovy Vary region than in Prague, students do sport more often and doing sport is more popular in comparison with other leisure time activities. Keywords: sports activities, high school students, leisure time, motivation, Karlovy Vary, Prague
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Interest in Athletics and other activities for children aged 12 - 15 years
Svobodová, Jana ; Vindušková, Jitka (advisor) ; Kaplan, Aleš (referee)
Title: Interest in Athletics and other activities for children aged 12 - 15 years. Objectives: To determine interest in athletics and other activities for children aged 12 to 15 years and to compare the responses of children from selected elementary schools and grammar schools. Methods: A questionnaire survey was used to meet the objectives. Questionnaires were distributed to two schools - Elementary School (ZS Jilovska) and Grammar School (Gymnázium Omska), of which neither one focuses on sports. Age group was between 12 to 15 years of age. Total of 359 questionnaires was collected. The main objective of the research was to determine the interest in sports and athletics beyond school physical education classes. In this study we investigated the activities in which children and young people engage in their leisure time; who motivates and supports them in sports, and how they relate to athletics. Results: The results showed that children and youth, despite the availability of today's modern techniques, are still interested in sports. Of the total number of 359 respondents, 23% of children chose sports as one of the leisure activities. They enjoy doing sport activities in their spare time as much as activities done with friends or playing games on the computer. 91% of children are involved in certain...
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Multidisciplinary conception of child sport club
Lein, David ; Pokorný, Ladislav (advisor) ; Hrabinec, Jiří (referee)
Comparing of different sporting activities and their impact on the components of physical development. Finding the current offer of physical activities and children's interests in various activities. Selection of appropriate activities, preparation of the annual plan, assessing the financial, time and human resources. Creating a concept of generally focused multidisciplinary sport club for the development of motor skills and increase physical fitness. Raising children's knowledges of sports activities, building interest in active leisure, growing relationship to sport activities, increasing the relationship to nature and physical activities in the open space, improving social relations. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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