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Comparison of motor abilities of pair and unpaired rowers
Mocek, Karel ; Kašpar, Ladislav (advisor) ; Svobodová, Irena (referee)
Theme in this thesis is comparison of motor abilities of pair and unpaired rowers. There is briefly mentioned characteristic of rowing and structure of rowing performance in theoretical part. Next captures are about single motor abilities. In practical part of thesis are characterized rowers, who were tested and Unifittes 6-60, according to were rowers tested. Last part of thesis is about comparison of measured results. Key words Rower, rowing, pair rowing, unpaired rowing, motor, motor abilities, movement, tests, motor testing, power abilities, speed abilities, endurance abilities, coordination abilities.
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Knowledge of rowing between students of Czech University of Life Sciences Prague and Charles University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport
Richterová, Nikol ; Janák, Vladimír (advisor) ; Šíma, Jan (referee)
Title: Knowledge of rowing between students of Czech University of Life Sciences Prague and Charles University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport. Objectives: The main objective of this work is to compare the knowledge breadth of the students of the sports-oriented faculty with faculty (university) which is not focused on sport fields. Another objective is to explore students' general knowledge of the sport of rowing. Methods: The quantitative research was used to determine the necessary information, using personal interviews with questionnaires. The questionnaire on the given subject was created before the interview, which was then completed by the 152 respondents from the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague and Charles University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport. Results: Based on the obtained data, we can say that the surveyed students of the sports Faculty of Physical Education and Sport have a wider knowledge of rowing than respondents of the Czech University of Life Sciences. In summary, all the respondents have an only basic knowledge of rowing. The name of the Czech rowing representative said only 51% of all respondents. Keywords: rowing, university rowing, research, students, comparison
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Comparison of winter prepare rowers and lightweight rowers
Imlauf, Jan ; Kašpar, Ladislav (advisor) ; Engelthalerová, Zdeňka (referee)
Main topic in this bachelor thesis is comparison of rowing training rowers and lightweight rowers during winter preparation. At the beginnig is briefly mentioned history of world rowing, history of czech rowing and personalities and achievements of the Czech republic. Other chapters deal with winter preparation of both weight categories. There are mentioned resources used in the winter preparation and main differences in their use of the different categories. Specifics of training in different categories and their comparison and identification of major differences in training in winter preparation. Key words Rower, rowing, trainer, gym, run, lightweight, strenght, endurance
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Dysfunctions of musculoskeletal system of the rowers and their physiotherapy
ŠÍMOVÁ, Gabriela
This bachelor's thesis deals with dysfunctions of the musculoskeletal system of rowers, and possibilities of treatment by some physiotherapies. Rowing is a power-endurance sport, whose main target is to cover different distances in the shortest times using special rowing boats. This sport puts extraordinary demands on muscle performance of the upper and lower limbs and trunk. High loadings and overloading of the musculoskeletal system can lead to the formation of functional impairments or muscle imbalances. These dysfunctions reduce coordination, stability and overall performance of athletes, but also increases the risk of injury. However, despite extreme loads, the accident rate for rowers is not high, only 0,3 %, mainly because it's a non-contact sport. Rowers most often suffer from back pain or tendinitis, joint injuries, stress fractures and cramps. This bachelor's thesis is divided into two sections theoretical and practical. The theoretical section comprises basic knowledge an introduction to rowing, history of the sport, its characteristics, kinesiology of rowing motion and the most frequent musculoskeletal disorders in these athletes. This section also summarises knowledge of sports medicine and functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, including causes and effects. The practical section describes methods of examination in physiotherapy and therapeutic procedures, including qualitative research data. This research was developed through case studies, including the medical history of probands, kinesiology entrance analysis, and design of a short-term treatment plan. The research covers a description of each course of therapy, kinesiology output analyses and an overall assessment of therapies. For each test person a specific long-term therapeutic plan was designed, and physiotherapy took place over a range of eight treatments. The aim of this thesis was to identify the most common musculoskeletal disorders in rowers, to show how we can apply appropriate kinesiotherapies, and to suggest approaches to prevent these disorders. This information may be used in the practice of sports and clinical physiotherapy or as educational material for a specific group of athletes.
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Comparison of rowing training in youth and adult categories
Mocek, Karel ; Kašpar, Ladislav (advisor) ; Mojžíš, Otakar (referee)
Main toppic in this bachelor thesis is comparaison of rowing training in youth and adult categories. In theoretical part is briefly mentioned history of rowing, historical and current achievements of our rowers and also there are mentioned significant coaches. Next captures are about rowing training and specifics of preparation in indvidual age categories. Practical part conserns short introduction with rowers who trained under the training plans. And of course ther is comparation of trainig diaries of single categories Key words Rower, rowing, rowing training, boat, trainer, gym, endurance, power, speed, load
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Kinesiological Analysis of the Rowing Stroke
Zbořilová, Martina ; Bačáková, Radka (advisor) ; Kračmar, Bronislav (referee)
Title: Kinesiological Analysis of the Rowing Stroke. Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to obtain, to analyse and process the data on the activity and involvement of selected measured muscles, working during one rowing stroke - in the drive part and in the recovery part. Methods: The work is processed by a kinesiological analysis of selected movement of the rowing stroke, based on the determination of muscle activation. Electromyography method was synchronized with the video recording. Results: Based on the sequences of the muscle activation was described their order and sequence in the actual shot of the rowing stroke (drive phase and recovery). We have proved that in the rigorous technical performance are always activated the same muscles in the exactly same order. Individual deviations from the correct technique in measuring appeared and thus enable their correction. Keywords: Electromyography, stroke, rowing, muscles.
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Possiblities of movement intervention evaluation in females younger 23 years
Stejskalová, Barbora ; Bunc, Václav (advisor) ; Strejcová, Barbora (referee)
Title: Possibilities of evaluation physical interventions for women younger than 23 years Objectives: The aim is to find out what training is preparing a selected team of women to 23 years in the rowing club and did what other possibilities of physical activity using a group of women in terms of mode, intensity and time. Methods: The main method is observation and questionnaire to obtain additional information. Results: Oarswoman systematically train 5 days a week. The rowing program is divided into the season on the water, winter training and the time when oarswoman do not train. Season the water lasts seven months, winter preparation of 3, 5 months, 1 month oarswoman and do not train on average 2-3 weeks are transient. Group average, coached by specific means 315 hours per year and drives at least 2520 km. Non-specific funds are included in a total of 336 hours per week in training in the form of running, weight lifting, swimming, yoga and stretching program HEAT and riding an exercise bike spinning. Oarswoman do not train approximately 80 days of the season. Keywords: Rowing, non-specific activity, specific activity, training, U23, women.
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Technique, Didactics, and Selected Training Methods in Coaching of the Disabled
Pokuta, Jiří ; Čichoň, Rostislav (advisor) ; Potměšil, Jaroslav (referee)
Title: Technique, didactics, and selected training methods in rowing of the disabled. The given thesis deals with the didactics, technique and training in rowing of the disabled. The aim of my thesis was to analyze expert literature from the area of rowing and sports for the disabled, then to find out and describe the appropriate training methods and teaching practices for the physically, visually and mentally disabled rowers and finally based on training, observation and interviews with the disabled athletes and the coaches to add the searched material with the practical experience. Results: Rowing of the disabled is a young sport which is at the beginning of its development. It was found out that the training methods for individual diagnosis of disability are not sufficiantly elaborated. The coaches who wish to devote to this sport have to learn from the experience of the trainers of healthy oarsmen. It is not sure how the rowing motion burdens the body of the disabled and what training dosage is optimal for the increasing of performance. Keywords: rowing, disability, sport training 3
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Human Povered Vehicle
Schneider, Adam ; Kloss, Ondřej (referee) ; Kaplan, Zdeněk (advisor)
This thesis deals with human powered vehicles. A history of these vehicles is presented as well as their decision according to a driving movement. In next parts, there are three concepts of unusual vehicles described and in the end there are reviews of some special real vehicles.
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