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Crossfit as a fitness training for ice hockey players
Jobek, Ondřej ; Pokorný, Ladislav (advisor) ; Chvostek, Lukáš (referee)
TITLE Crossfit as a fitness training for ice hockey players AUTHOR Ondřej Jobek DEPARTMENT Department of physical education SUPERVISOR PaedDr. Ladislav Pokorný ABSTRACT This work deals with a relatively new sport, which is called crossfit. Specifically, how to combine crossfit with fitness training in ice hockey. The first part of this work contains an overview of the necessary theoretical background. From the basic information concerning the fitness training of ice hockey players to the introduction of the current fitness phenomenon, which is called crossfit. The second part is a separate research. The research includes testing players according to Czech hockey fitness tests at the beginning of the training period without the use of crossfit exercises and at the end of the period, after the use of specific exercises. The results I obtained are then compared with the results from 2019. The result of this work was to determine whether it is appropriate to include crossfit in the pre-season training of ice hockey players. KEYWORDS Ice-hockey, crossfit, fitness training, motor skills, training unit, preparation period
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The relationship of the toss to the success of the first service in tennis
Hrychová, Denisa ; Carboch, Jan (advisor) ; Kočíb, Tomáš (referee)
Title: The relationship of the toss to the success of the first service in tennis Objectives: The main aim of this work is to determine how the toss impacts the success rate of first tennis serve for both amateur and professional players. Methods: The initial data set was obtained by method of indirect observation using video recording of 8 professional and 2 amateur players. Each of them did 40 direct serves which were recorded and processed using Dartfish 10 software. Followingly the serves were sorted into categories - successfull, into net, out - long ball and out - on the side. Acquired data was processed using statistical (ANOVA) and effect size (Cohen's d) significance. Results: Based on substantive significance it can be said that for the y-axis the players only reached values of low effect with their serves. Larger effect of substantive significance, namely d=0.94, was reached by average values among serves which were played into the net or were out on the side. Balls, which were hit by professional at highest average hight of 273.7 cm ended up as long ball out. On the contrary, tosses hit at average distance of 63.7 cm from the baseline ended up in the net. A good serve was achieved at average distance of 61.6 cm from the baseline and at average hight of 272.9 cm. Keywords: tennis,...
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Sport vs. eSport: motives of viewership from the fans' point of view
Hampel, Jiří ; Voráček, Josef (advisor) ; Jarošík, Richard (referee)
Title: Sport vs. eSport: viewership motives from the fans' perspective Objectives: The main aim of this bachelor thesis is to find common or different elements of sport and esports that motivate fans to watch it. The fulfillment of the main objective is preceded by the selection of appropriate motives. Subsequently, through proper and targeted exposure to individual motives, officials and individual managers can expand and manage the membership base. Methods: The research was carried out using a quantitative method of electronic questioning. An electronic questionnaire distributed through social networks was used to collect data, which enabled responses from 144 respondents. The research sample was composed of fans of sports and esports. Results: The research has provided a closer look at the motives that drive fans to watch sports and esports. The research also revealed the similarities between sports and esports industries, which will make it possible to apply marketing methods from sports to the emerging esports environment. The results of the research can also be used by marketers to select the most applicable themes and create targeted marketing messages. Keywords: fan, themes, tracking, player, games, claim
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Motor skills of volleyball and beach volleyball players depending on their anthropometric parameters
Hercogová, Simona ; Pokorný, Ladislav (advisor) ; Přibyl, Ivan (referee)
The thesis "Motor Skills of Volleyball and Beach Volleyball Players Depending on Their Anthropometric Parameters" discusses the distinctions in somatotypes of players of both sports. The thesis aims to define the influence of a somatotype for playing in each position. Furthermore, the thesis compares the differences in motor skills between beach volleyball and volleyball players. Nowadays, professional sports are characterized by growing pressure on athlete's performance. It leads to higher competition which lowers the differences between the individual athletes to minimum. As it gets more difficult for every athlete to be the best, room for science opens up in sport. For this reason, natural conditions of somatotypes and other anthropometric parameters play key roles. The aim of the thesis was to discover the differences in motor skills and somatotypes of beach volleyball and volleyball players. In the research, somatic and motor measurements were applied on players of the same performance categories. Thus, the thesis offers material that beach volleyball and volleyball coaches can later use in practise, for instance while spotting future talents, setting appropriate positions or creating game plans. Key Words Beach Volleyball, Volleyball, Anthropometric Parameters, Motor Skills
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