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Finding the technique of descending and turning the public in the Czech Republic
HRŮŠA, Albert
This bachelor's thesis was supposed to be focused on finding out the applied techniques of descending and turning the public in the Czech mountains. The method of observation using a recording device was to be used for the research. During the observation, a short video recording of each of the skiers was to be made. With the help of the obtained materials, not only the representation of individual techniques would be evaluated, but also the correctness of their implementation. The next point was to compare the information obtained with the diploma thesis of Jan Nohava from 2006, which would lead to finding out what changes and what dynamics of development skiing has taken over the last fourteen years. Unfortunately, due to the global coronavirus crisis and established government measures, it was not possible to conduct research. As an alternative solution, a detailed analysis of individual techniques of downhill skiing and conditions in selected ski resorts and the shooting of sample videos of individual techniques were chosen, which were to be included in the original evaluation.
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The differecces in teaching skiing sliding and carving turns
Kožíšková, Lucie ; Hronzová, Marie (advisor) ; Jahodová, Gabriela (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of differences between the two techniques in the teaching of children under 15 years. There are sliding and carving techniques. In the theoretical part we are defining the basic differences between both techniques and practical part, we are evaluating these differences. The practical part is devoted to the preparation, implementation and evaluation of two experiments. In the first experiment children were classified into four groups according to the age and the skiing technique. The experiment took place at the ski school called Ski Club Telnice. We compared parameters such as speed of learning, the success of passing the specified routes and speed of passing tracks. The same parameters were evaluated also in the second experiment, which was aimed at pupils of the 2nd grade of elementary school in Povrly. Finally, we compared both experiments, the results of the second experiment should confirm the results of the first experiment.
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The puppet and its metamorphosis in the Czech folk culture
Kleinová, Anna ; Dědovský, Daniel (advisor) ; Štěpánová, Irena (referee)
This thesis focuses on the phenomenon of a puppet, the transformation of its function, the typology of puppets and the technological process of its production, especially in the Czech folk culture. It also monitors the development of a puppet from its beginnings until present days not only in the Czech environment, but in the European context too. Besides it describes typical characters portrayed by a puppet, the symbolism of a puppet and themes of the plays of the puppet theatre related to puppets in Bohemia. It also notices professions connected to the puppet - puppetry and carving. It also tries at insight on the understanding of puppet and puppet theatre currently in the Czech environment.
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The differecces in teaching skiing sliding and carving turns
Kožíšková, Lucie ; Hronzová, Marie (advisor) ; Jahodová, Gabriela (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of differences between the two techniques in the teaching of children under 15 years. There are sliding and carving techniques. In the theoretical part we are defining the basic differences between both techniques and practical part, we are evaluating these differences. The practical part is devoted to the preparation, implementation and evaluation of two experiments. In the first experiment children were classified into four groups according to the age and the skiing technique. The experiment took place at the ski school called Ski Club Telnice. We compared parameters such as speed of learning, the success of passing the specified routes and speed of passing tracks. The same parameters were evaluated also in the second experiment, which was aimed at pupils of the 2nd grade of elementary school in Povrly. Finally, we compared both experiments, the results of the second experiment should confirm the results of the first experiment.
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Overview of the trade in specimens of rhinoceros
JEŽKOVÁ, Věra
The subject of this thesis was focused on the analysis of international trade with selected specimens of rhino species (trophies, horns, live rhinos, carvings, horn carvings, derivatives) in 2004 - 2013. The trade at the European Union, taking into accounts the position of the Czech Republic, and the global worldwide trade were evaluated in term of importer and exporter and source, purpose and origin of specimens. Evaluation was based on data from the Cites Trade Database which was further processed via contingency tables and graphs. It was found that there was a decrease of import and export in 2013. The most imported specimens were live rhinos in the world (40,5%) and trophies in the European Union, the most exported specimens were trophies in the world (39,4%) and carvings (80,7%) in the European Union. The largest importer was USA in the world (16,6%) and Spain in the European Union (3%). The largest exporter in the world was South Africa (73,9%) and United Kingdom in the European Union (4,6%). The Czech Republic was imported 0,8% of total import and exported 0,2% of total export. Imported specimens came mostly from the wild (62,1%), the country of origin was not completed and were imported mainly as hunting trophies (33,4%). Exported specimens came mostly from the wild (76,3%), the country of origin was not completed (82,2%) and were exported primarily as hunting trophies The results indicate an overall downward trend in the legal trade but also confirm the considerable interest in horns in Asia. Therefore, it is necessary to continue to monitor all transactions.
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The tradition of creating nativity scenes in the Pribram region
Lundáková, Natálie ; Malcová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Skopova, Věra (referee)
The aim of this bachelor's thesis is the description and summary of the development of the nativity scenes in Pribram and its specific features over the years. The theoretical part describes the beginnings of the production of the nativity scenes along with an overview of the most famous nativity scenes locations in the Czech Republic. Furthermore, this thesis deals with the production of the nativity scenes directly in Pribram and deals with its past and present status. Part of this thesis is the analysis of the association "Pribramsti betlemari", whose aim is to preserve the traditional examples of the nativity scenes in Pribram and its local area. The main section of this work is dedicated to the current preservation of the nativity scenes in Pribram, along with an interview of the chairman of the association which offers subjective insight into the issue. Based on the analysis of the attitudes of the councillors of Pribram city towards the tradition of nativity scenes, this thesis suggests the possibility of obtaining financial support and help for the association to preserve and present the tradition to the general public.
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The findings of the interest of children and adolescents about snowboarding and skiing in the South Bohemia
MLNAŘÍK, Jan
The aim of the work is to accomplish the social-pedagogical research in the area of skiing and snowboarding among children and adolescents in South Bohemia. The first part concentrates on history and equipment of both winter sports. The practical part in the beginning of this work is focused on the selection of appropriate research methods to ensure the reliability of the investigation. This is followed by a selection of a representative of the population who support the validity of the survey and data collection. The focus of the work is based on evaluation of the data obtained, since it can be used in schools when planning winter courses. Analysis and interpretation of the findings of the research not only reveals the real interest in the sport, but is expected to be used in the planning of school activities.
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Typical injury at snowboarding and downhill skiing and their prevention
ČERMÁK, Zdeněk
The bachelor thesis deals with the issue of injuries during snowboarding and downhill skiing on Czech mountains. I identify the type and location of the commonnest injuries resulting from these activities, using data from the Czech Mountain Rescue Service. The thesis also deals with methods of preventing an injury, as well as with levels of preparedness for the activities ? mental, physical or familiarity with Czech ski-slope by-laws.
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Selected Methods and Techniques of Ski Carving on a DVD
KRATOCHVÍL, Petr
Almost 15 years are carving ski on the market. They differ from ordinary skis by great side carve. Regardless the public still ski with the normal techniques and skiers are not able to enjoy the new dimension of skiing which is carving. The aim of my Diploma Thesis is to make a DVD with selected methods and techniques o ski carving. Clarify the differences between the old-school-skiing and the new modern style. By use of simple exercises gain the first feelings of ride on the edges and step by step improve it until the full control of each type of carving like for example Fun carving or the ride reminding the racers in the giant slalom.
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Carving drill of pupils at the basic schools during skiing training course in the region Pelhřimov\\
SANKOTOVÁ, Jana
The thesis deals with carve turn practice at a primary school ski course in the district of Pelhřimov. Carving has been known for quite a long time. However, so far its techniques have been involved in school ski courses in a low degrese. The thesis should help in choosing exercices suitable for learning a carve turn.Our task was to choose carving exercises and apply them in practise during a primary school ski course. A brief outline of history of skiing, skiing and carving biomechanics can be found in the thesis. There is also a set of exercices which has been attested in practise. As a part of the thesis, there is the analysis of the exercises and their evaluation.
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