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The comparison of the organizational forms of ice hockey level in the 1st and 2nd class in the Czech Republic to the current recommendations of the IIHF and USA hockey
Štětina, David ; Šťastný, Petr (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
Title: Comparison of the organizational forms of ice hockey level in the 1st and 2nd class in the Czech Republic to the current recommendations of the IIHF and USA Hockey Objectives: To find out a use of different types of methodical organizational and socially interactional forms in the training process of 1st and 2nd class players in the Czech Republic and to compare the application of the game form in the training units with the recommendations of IIHF and USA Hockey. Methods: The research was carried out by analyses of guided interview and by recording of monitored data into an evaluation report during observations of individual training units in CR. Tested object represents 4 training units of 1st and 2nd class players in a 4 different Czech clubs during season 2011/12. The comparative part studied the differences between organization structure of Czech training units and the recommendations of IIHF and USA hockey. Evaluating the application of methodical organizational forms and the game form were expressed in percentage and compared with the recommendations of IIHF and USA hockey. Further, organization of training units was monitored on the based of use interactional forms. Results: In terms of application of preparatory exercises type 1 was found out that in three tested clubs are above 50%...
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Comparison of the individual skills and game situation between mini and regular ice hockey rink at 9-10 years old players
Štětina, David ; Šťastný, Petr (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
Title: Comparison of the individual skills and game situation between mini and regular ice hockey rink at 9 - 10 years old players. Objectives: To find out and compare frequency of individual skills and game situations between mini and regular ice rink at 9 - 10 old players. Methods: The research was carried out and analyzed with video recording of 16 ice hockey games - 6 mini hockey and 10 regular ice hockey games during the season 2014/2015. The research has been made up by 6 players born 2005/2006 from HC Sparta Praha. Gained data have been entered into table and subsequently statistically evaluated and compared using the range of scatter analysis (ANOVA). Results: The diference between avarage frequency of followed individual skills (puck kontrol, passing and receiving and shooting) comparing mini and regular ice hockey ring has been in all cases in benefit of mini hockey. There has been one exception - the unsuccessful receiving puck, where both areas had been equally qualified. The statistical significance of following parametrs, according to ANOVA, have been in all cases confirmed, except receiving puck. Mini hockey has always been in benefit, in following situation (1 - 1, 2 - 0, 2 - 1), however 2 - 1 situation, according to ANOVA has never been relevant. Key words: ice hockey, individual...
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Comparison of the individual skills and game situation between mini and regular ice hockey rink at 9-10 years old players
Štětina, David ; Šťastný, Petr (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
Title: Comparison of the individual skills and game situation between mini and regular ice hockey rink at 9 - 10 years old players. Objectives: To find out and compare frequency of individual skills and game situations between mini and regular ice rink at 9 - 10 old players. Methods: The research was carried out and analyzed with video recording of 16 ice hockey games - 6 mini hockey and 10 regular ice hockey games during the season 2014/2015. The research has been made up by 6 players born 2005/2006 from HC Sparta Praha. Gained data have been entered into table and subsequently statistically evaluated and compared using the range of scatter analysis (ANOVA). Results: The diference between avarage frequency of followed individual skills (puck kontrol, passing and receiving and shooting) comparing mini and regular ice hockey ring has been in all cases in benefit of mini hockey. There has been one exception - the unsuccessful receiving puck, where both areas had been equally qualified. The statistical significance of following parametrs, according to ANOVA, have been in all cases confirmed, except receiving puck. Mini hockey has always been in benefit, in following situation (1 - 1, 2 - 0, 2 - 1), however 2 - 1 situation, according to ANOVA has never been relevant. Key words: ice hockey, individual...
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The comparison of the organizational forms of ice hockey level in the 1st and 2nd class in the Czech Republic to the current recommendations of the IIHF and USA hockey
Štětina, David ; Šťastný, Petr (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
Title: Comparison of the organizational forms of ice hockey level in the 1st and 2nd class in the Czech Republic to the current recommendations of the IIHF and USA Hockey Objectives: To find out a use of different types of methodical organizational and socially interactional forms in the training process of 1st and 2nd class players in the Czech Republic and to compare the application of the game form in the training units with the recommendations of IIHF and USA Hockey. Methods: The research was carried out by analyses of guided interview and by recording of monitored data into an evaluation report during observations of individual training units in CR. Tested object represents 4 training units of 1st and 2nd class players in a 4 different Czech clubs during season 2011/12. The comparative part studied the differences between organization structure of Czech training units and the recommendations of IIHF and USA hockey. Evaluating the application of methodical organizational forms and the game form were expressed in percentage and compared with the recommendations of IIHF and USA hockey. Further, organization of training units was monitored on the based of use interactional forms. Results: In terms of application of preparatory exercises type 1 was found out that in three tested clubs are above 50%...
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