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Comparison of relationship between professional and amateur e-sport players towards sport
Halberštát, Jiří ; Jarošík, Richard (advisor) ; Voráček, Josef (referee)
Title: Comparison of relationship between professional and amateur e-sport players towards sport Objectives: The aim of bachelor's thesis was to find how much the relationship towards sport differs by amateur and professional e-sport players. Methods: In the thesis was used the method of quantitative research, the questionnaire served as a tool how to collect data from e-sport players. Descriptive analysis was used after to describe collected data and then they were compared by comparative method. Results: It was conducted, that both amateur and professional players watch sports the most via TV or similar streaming and online platforms. The most common sport fans out of group of e-sport players are set on a value between 4 and 5 on a scale out of seven points. The group of amateur players consisted of 729 players out of 791 respondents, so the data by amateurs were very similar to the whole package of players, but for the professional players they were a lot of differences in each of the questions. The most watched sport by both groups was a football by a big margin, ice hockey followed and then other sports such as MMA, basketball, baseball or formula 1 appeared. It was also found out, that two thirds of amateur players regularly do sports which was number bigger by a 10 % than by their...
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Food supplements and nutrition of performance and professional cyclists
Bednář, Michal ; Šafránek, Jiří (advisor) ; Polášková, Marcela (referee)
Title of the thesis: Food supplements and nutrition and performance of professional cyclists The goal of the paper: The aim of my work is to determine differences in the useing of dietary supplements and performance by professional cyclists. I also find out how different are the twosupplementation groups monitored before, during and after exercise. I focused on it also which marks of supplements by professional cyclist and cyclist who prefer performance. Of course I did not neglect to compare the groups surveyed drinks. Methodology: The data I obtained through a questionnaire that I circulated by an e-mail over the Internet.With some athletes I regularly meet in person, that I used for directly answering a questionnaire. The questionnaire used was clear and simple questions. The questionnaire is given below in the Annex. Most of the respondents interviewed were male and the age range was wide. Results: The results show that the greatest differences between groups of respondents are insupplementation before, during and after exercise. Differences are also in used the labeling of dietary suplements. Professional cyclists gather information about supplements from sources other than performance cyclists. Professional cyclists are mostly used by councils traper or learn from the experience of thein team...
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Professionalization and its impact on sectoral identity of non-governmental organizations in the Czech Republic
Trdličková, Gabriela ; Frič, Pavol (advisor) ; Kokeš, Richard (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to explore a new phenomenon of professionalization in the non-governmental organizations and its impact on the sectoral identity of non-governmental organizations that are targeted to handicapped people. Because of the modernization a trend of professionalisation enters to non profit sector. This process changes the structure of organizations. The most important changes are a spreading of professional knowledge that leads to increasing of professionals in organizations. Other changes are the division of labour, changes in the hierarchy and the structure of the organization, the accessibility for the public, financing, and also that professionals start to have a bigger impact on organizations. This transformation changes characteristics of sectoral identity of non-givernmental organizations that are starting to be similar to public administratiion institutions or to commercial subjects. The basic hypothesis of this thesis is: The more proffesionalized the organizations are the less characteristics of sectoral identity they show. The sectoral identity is a concept that was determined for this thesis according to the definitiion of non-governemnetal organizations of Salamon and Anheier. They determined five characteristics of non-governmenatl organizations. This thesis...
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Food supplements and nutrition of performance and professional cyclists
Bednář, Michal ; Šafránek, Jiří (advisor) ; Polášková, Marcela (referee)
Title of the thesis: Food supplements and nutrition and performance of professional cyclists The goal of the paper: The aim of my work is to determine differences in the useing of dietary supplements and performance by professional cyclists. I also find out how different are the twosupplementation groups monitored before, during and after exercise. I focused on it also which marks of supplements by professional cyclist and cyclist who prefer performance. Of course I did not neglect to compare the groups surveyed drinks. Methodology: The data I obtained through a questionnaire that I circulated by an e-mail over the Internet.With some athletes I regularly meet in person, that I used for directly answering a questionnaire. The questionnaire used was clear and simple questions. The questionnaire is given below in the Annex. Most of the respondents interviewed were male and the age range was wide. Results: The results show that the greatest differences between groups of respondents are insupplementation before, during and after exercise. Differences are also in used the labeling of dietary suplements. Professional cyclists gather information about supplements from sources other than performance cyclists. Professional cyclists are mostly used by councils traper or learn from the experience of thein team...
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