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Competitions in orienteering sports v Czech Republic in 2014-2016
Karel, Štěpán ; Brtník, Tomáš (advisor) ; Vomáčko, Ladislav (referee)
Name of the thesis: CompetitionsinOrienteeringSports in the Czech Republic in 2014-2016 Objective: The aim of this work is to provide complete information about sport in the field of orienteering, its forms, extent and number of competitors in the Czech Republic between 2014 and 2016. Methods: This work is processed through a literature research. The statistics include only races with more than 50 participants. In the framework of the research, races in these forms of orienteering were sought out: orienteering, mountain bike orienteering, trail orienteering, ski orienteering, rogaining, mountain orienteering, amateur radio direction finding, dogtrekking, adventure race, car orienteering and underwater orienteering. Results: The data found in this work reveal that between the years 2014 and 2016, orienteering sports show rising tendency in the Czech Republic. Keywords: Orienteering, mountain bike orienteering, trail orienteering, ski orienteering, rogaining, mountain orienteering, amateur radio direction finding, dogtrekking, adventure race, car orienteering and underwater orienteering.
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Trail-O as the means of integration of persons after spinal cord injury
Studená, Veronika ; Kalkusová, Lucie (advisor) ; Šafránek, Jiří (referee)
Title: Trail-O as the means of integration of persons after spinal cord injury. Objective: The goal of the thesis is to describe the current situation of the Trail-O event and to highlight its utilization options for handicapped people. Methodology: The research group consists of 18 respondents, of which 10 handicapped and 8 persons without a handicap, 11 men and 7 women engaged in Trail-O. The research was conducted using a public inquiry, the investigation focused on the personal data and information about this sport. Data collection took place at the European Cup in Trail-O in September 2015 and electronically on the server www.survio.com. The data was evaluted by descriptive statistics, the absolute and relative frequencies. Results: Men are more engaged in Trail-O than women and approximately the same amount of handicapped as respondents without a handicap. 17 respondents has previous experience with other sports, 13 of them to the Trail-O received by previous operation of orienteering. The main motives for doing Trail-O are nature, people, the possibility of competition between the handicapped and the healthy as well as the possibility to contest on top level even with a handicap. Part of the side motives are supporting the development of Trail-O, helping the handicapped in contests, working...
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