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Identification and Comparison of Selected Physical Fitness Parameters in Members of the Integrated Rescue System
Miřátský, Petr ; Zahálka, František (advisor) ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (referee) ; Pivovarniček, Pavol (referee)
Title: Identification and Comparison of Selected Physical Fitness Parameters in Members of the Integrated Rescue System Aims of the thesis: The main aim of this thesis was to identify the level of selected indicators of physical performance or physical fitness in members of selected Integrated Rescue System (IRS) units. Another aim is to objectify the determinants in order to clarify the achieved performance with subsequent comparison between selected IRS units. Within the Fire and Rescue Service (FRS) component to identify and highlight the type of physical training with the greatest effect on the level of selected physical fitness parameters. Methods: In the present study, selected parameters of body composition (Tanita MC-980MA), postural stability (RS Footscan), flexibility (Sed and reach), isometric muscle strength of upper and lower limbs (Groinbar), isokinetic strength of knee flexors and extensors (Cybex Humac Norm), dynamic strength of lower limbs (Kistler) and selected parameters of aerobic fitness (Cortex Metalyzer 3B) were evaluated. The body composition parameters assessed were: body fat (%), fat mass (kg), muscle mass (kg), muscle mass distribution (kg) and BMI (kg-m-2); postural stability: total center of compressive force (mm); flexibility: reach (cm); isometric strength: maximum...
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Determination of the current state of periodic physical performance testing of members of the Army of the Czech Republic through the prism of physical education personnel
Rausa, Ondřej ; Michalička, Vladimír (advisor) ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (referee)
Title: Determination of the current state of periodic physical performance testing of members of Army of the Czech Republic through the prism of physical education personnel. Objective: The aim of this study is to determine the current status of the annual physical training examination from the point of view of physical education staff by means of a questionnaire survey. Methods: To obtain responses, a non-standardized questionnaire in electronic form was developed and targeted at all physical education personnel. A purposive sampling was conducted with the aim of fully encompass the general population. The questionnaire was subjected to a pilot study before launch. The questions were compiled according to areas relevant to the annual physical training examination and were discussed with experts on the subject. The areas included in the questionnaire are mainly control tests, performance standards and scoring scales, but the questionnaire also included, for example, age categories or women's issues. Results: The result of this thesis is a systematic view of the physical education staff on the annual physical training examination. A total of 103 respondents, 53.1% of the total population, answered the questionnaire. The content of the thesis results are clear graphs that express the answers to...
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Motor testing of women in foreign armies: a systematic review
Oláh, Dominika ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (advisor) ; Sovák, Libor (referee)
Title: Motor testing of women in foreign armies: a systematic review Objectives: The thesis aims to create a quantitative review of motor tests used to test women in the military based on a systematic search of scientific publications. Methods: For the development of the thesis, the systematic review method was used following the PRISMA recommendation, which provides specific guidelines for conducting systematic reviews in the field of sports science. In order to construct the aim and research questions of the thesis, a search script was constructed according to the predefined keywords. According to the established script, the search was conducted in the citation and bibliographic databases Scopus, PubMed and Web of Science. Studies that met predefined criteria were used for data processing and subsequent synthesis. Results: The tests designed to assess physical fitness were divided into three categories based on the type of movement abilities. These were endurance tests, strength tests and tests of residual movement ability. The most common motor tests related to endurance ability were the 3,200-meter run, the 2,400-meter run, and, with equal frequency, the 1,600-meter run and the 270-meter run. Of the motor tests related to strength abilities, sit-ups and push-ups were the most frequent, with...
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Motor control testing and coordination and speed abilities
Kohout, Tomáš ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (advisor) ; Sovák, Libor (referee)
Title: Testing speed and coordination skills in the military environment: a systematic review Objective: Based on a literature search, find out which tests of speed and coordination skills are used in foreign armies. Methods: The presented work is done in the form of a systematic review. Web of Science, Scopus and PubMed databases were selected for searching articles. The search was performed using two search scripts, the first focused on speed and the second on coordination skills. 439 and 297 studies were retrieved from the search scripts and unsystematic searches. These studies were subsequently screened and removed according to the systematic search procedure. After final removal, 33 studies remained for speed and 23 for coordination. Results: The highest representation was found in tests focused on a combination of speed and coordination skills, especially agility tests. Of these, the most used tests are the Illinois Agility Test, the Pro-Agility Test, the 3x5 m shuttle run and the 15 m slalom. The second most represented group is the speed tests, which focus on sprints over various distances. There are 8 different tests in total, with the 20, 30 and 15 m sprints being the most represented. The fewest tests focused on coordination skills. Keywords: army, military, soldiers, cadets, recruits,...
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Ascertainment of energy demand and ways of its coverage within complex activities of special physical training.
Kajtman, Martin ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (advisor) ; Kohlíková, Eva (referee)
Title: Determination energy costingness and means of it's cover in complex outdoor performance in special physical training Objektive of work: Objektive of this work was to found the level of the stress and it's energetic severity of the Komplex drill in Special physical education as a komplex and so the each Themis, which are in the Komplex drill contained. Consequently energy costingness compare with options of energy cover which are availiable for soldiers of Czech army Metod: Master thesis was processed as a empiric kvantitative research with method of shared watching proband in the Komplex drill in nature. In the first part of the thesis there was found the level of the minute lungs ventilation with the spiroergometric test. In the second part there was a observation with seven participants of the Komplex drill. After that we did analysis of all possibilities which have soldiers of Czech army availiable. Results: There was the observation of the heart beat frequence, in duration 27 hours. The highest depletion of the energy was observed in theme of the movements in the nature, concretely in orienteering run. Average heart beat frequence was 161 beats per minute. The lowest heart beat frequence in the themes of the Special physical education was observed in surfoval drills where it was 105...
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Methodics of obstacle swimming
Picka, Matěj ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (advisor) ; Hanák, Petr (referee)
Title: Methodics of Obstacle swimming Objective: The objectve of my disertation is to define requirments for Obstacle swimming and present the most effective methods for mastering in this discipline of Military Penthatlon Methods: Methods of pedagogical research Methods or theoretical and empirical research Results: The outcome of this thesis is to create methodics for obstacle swimming, show major mistakes in overcoming obstacles and give examples for ideal training session for swimming itself as well as obstacle swimming. Keywords: methodics, obstacle swimming lane, forward crawl, training, Military Pentathlon, overcoming obstacles
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The basic preparation for physical training in the Czech military
Kamenická, Zděna ; Konrád, Antonín (advisor) ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (referee)
Autbor's first name and last name: Zděna Kamenická Title of master tbesis: The basic preparation for physical training in the Czech military Department: Department of Military Physícal Training Supervisor: Mgr. Antonín Konrád Presentation year: 2007 Abstrakt: Goals: To analyze the current state of basic physical preparation according to individua! military units. To suggest an unified concept for the basic preparation ofphysical readiness to meet the requirements ofthe professional military. Metbod: Phase I.: The data has been obtaíned through the thorough analysis of all available documents and their comparison. Phase ll: Pilot survey using a detailed questionnaire with open answers (qualitative data). The sample included 18 respondents. Results: The result ofthis master thesis is an overview ofthe current state ofthe legal form that regulates the execution of physical preparation at the ACR. The gathered results and :findings show that there are many shortcomings in the state of basic physical preparation. We outlined a concept how this can be improved. Key words: Basic physical preparation. concept, physical preparedness of a soldier. survey with open questions.
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Content comparative of climbing training at selected units of integrated rescue system of the Czech Republic
Koupal, Martin ; Barták, Erik (advisor) ; Přívětivý, Lubomír (referee)
Author's first name and surname: Martin Koupal Title of the master thesis: Content comparative of climbing training at selected units of Integrated Rescue System ofthe Czech Republic Department: Department ofmilitary physical training Supervisor: Mgr. Erik Barták The year of presentation: 2007 Abstrakt: Goals: The aim of a study was to find out a state of the climbing training for professional rescue teams in Czech Republic and to compare results with climbing training in the Anny of Czech Republic. Therefore it was necessary to collect needful literature and to carry out own research. Method: The information important for this pilot study were ensured by analyze of gather documents and by selected forms of qualitative interview. Semi standardize interview with use ofprobe questions was a concrete method. Results: The results light up a particular elements of climbing training system and contributed to notice a possible deficiencies with possibility of their reparation and to ensure knowledge and skills increase within this branch. Key words: Integrated Rescue System, emergency situation, rescue operation, military climbing, height level and open depth work.
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