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The Change Management in an Environment of Selected Sports Organizations
Stankovičová, Jana ; Nováková, Svatava (referee) ; Blahutková, Marie (advisor)
This paper includes change management in a specific environment of tennis club. First of all, there will be described the history of tennis, its formation and origin, and the rules. The next point, which is described in this paper, is the analysis of the current status of the tennis club, its operations and the conditions for the players. Another point includes financial situation; this section contains interview with club owners, inquiry with employees, and the evaluation. The last part of this paper, there will be prepared draft on how the service can be improved and how the employees performance can be enhanced.
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Sporting centre Krumlov
Štindlová, Tereza ; Kavan, Kamil (referee) ; Fišarová, Zuzana (advisor)
The dissertation is composed on theme OF THE SPORTS CENTRE KRUMLOV. In this three-storey building, there is the squash hall, table tennis, fitness hall, sauna for 6 persons and a café. In the garden that belongs to the building, there is projected a course for minigolf, playground for pétanque and tennis court. Constructional system is projected from lime-sand bricks, concrete beam ceilings and glued wooden beams. The roof is flat. External surface finish of the building is the ventilated facade.
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Business Plan – Tennis Center
Toman, Petr ; Odehnal, Tomáš (referee) ; Heralecký, Tomáš (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals whit possibility of establishing a tennis center in chosen locality. In the first part this diploma thesis deals whit gathering theoretic ways, in the second part than with establishing a Tennis centre itself. This part includes analysis of competition and market, potential customers and business plan. The outcome of my thesis is comprehensive project on establishing the Tennis centre.
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Eseje o ekonomii sportu
Lahvička, Jiří ; Chytil, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Schwarz, Jiří (referee) ; Pertold Gebická, Barbara (referee)
This dissertation consists of five articles about economics of sports. The first three articles investigate various types of outcome uncertainty and how they relate to match attendance demand, while the remaining two articles test the efficiency of sports betting markets. The first article presents a new method of calculating match importance. Unlike the previous approaches in the literature, it does not require ex-post information and can be used for any type of season outcome. The second article shows that the additional playoff stage in the Czech ice hockey "Extraliga" lowers the probability of the strongest team becoming a champion and thus increases seasonal uncertainty. The third article demonstrates that the inconsistent findings in the literature about the link between match uncertainty and attendance could be explained by wrongly specified regressions, proposes a new approach to analyzing the effect of match uncertainty and shows that attendance demand is maximized if teams of the same quality play against each other. The fourth article examines the favorite-longshot bias in the context of betting on tennis matches. It shows that the favorite-longshot bias pattern is consistent with bookmakers protecting themselves against both better informed insiders and the general public exploiting new information. The fifth article investigates the supposedly profitable strategy of betting on soccer draws using the Fibonacci sequence. The strategy is tested both in a simulated market and on a real data set and found to lose money.
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Aspects of financing tennis under Czech Tennis Association patronage
Hustoles, Jan ; Kotáb, Jiří (advisor) ; Kuchár, Róbert (referee)
Subject of this work is an analysis of selected aspects of financing tennis in the Czech Republic. The description focuses primarily on related legislative, institutional, political, financial and economic aspects. Financing issues caused by Sazka a.s. crisis are taken into account. Furthermore, the work introduces differences among the Czech Republic and Great Britain, USA and Australia in this matter, on which credentials for the Czech tennis financial coverage should be made.
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Metaphor in the French Sports Terminology
PROVÁZKOVÁ, Martina
The aim of this work is to describe the concept of metaphors and classify metaphors found in the articles of French sports newspapers. The work is divided in two parts theoretical and practical. The theoretical part deals with the creation and use of metaphors with brief reference to journalistic-style writing. In the practical part, an analysis of metaphors and their origins will be carried out.
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Determine the effect of tennis, such unilateral burden on developing posture of children of primary school age
BERANOVÁ, Eliška
The aim of this work is to investigate possible posture and muscle imbalances in children of primary school age who have been regularly engaged in tennis for two years. After to develop a compensation program and include it for 3 months into their training. In conclusion to perform output test and evaluate whether the compensation program was effective. For tennis players, it was assumed hyperlordoticly posture, the hip flexors shortened and weakened abdominal muscles. After completion of compensatory exercises possession slightly improved, shortened muscles were clearly stretched and weakened muscles strengthened.
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History of tennis in South Bohemia
KOLÁŘ, Ondřej
This thesis focuses primarily on an anylisis of the history of tennis in South Bohemia. Here is the attention due to the large extent of the territory, especially given the four largest tennis centers. This thesis is covering period from the beginning of history of tennis in South Boheemia to the present. The author concentrates in this paper only on professional tennis performance and uses for his purpose mostly data obtained in the particular Tennis teams.
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Economics of tennis: new empirical tests of minimax theorem
Kuncová, Barbora ; Hudík, Marek (advisor) ; Chytilová, Helena (referee)
The objective of the thesis is to test empirically the Minimax Theorem with the help of real data from tennis matches. The thesis is based on the assumption that the serve is the crucial factor of a game for a player and that it influences the length of the following exchange. Based on these assumptions a hypothesis is deduced stating that according to the minimax hypothesis, a server plays the more, the shorter the exchanges following serve are. The hypothesis is first verified by a regression analysis and then, to strengthen the validity of its results, with the help of the Pearson's chi-square goodness-of-fit test of equality of two distributions. The hypothesis is finally confirmed based on these two methods.
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