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Active lifestyle of young school-age children
Svobodová, Petra ; Bunc, Václav (advisor) ; Perič, Tomáš (referee)
Title: Active lifestyle of young school-age children Objectives: The aim of this study is to explore, whether the younger school age children are kept to an active and healthy lifestyle. To find out, whether the kids have enough physical activity, how they eat and how much time they spend at the computer or TV. Methods: The quantitative and qualitative methods were used in my research. The qualitative data were collected through surveys and quantitative data were obtained via step counting by using a pedometer. A measurement was used as an empirical method. Measurements were held in the months of May-June and October-November 2015. Results: It was examined a total of 160 children. 14 of them are obese and 9 are overweight. The rest of the students has an optimal weight, eat adequately and has enough physical activity. Obese children spend their free time at the computer or television and have no hobbies or sports activity. Keywords: lifestyle, obesity, energy balance, causes, prevention, consequences, pedometer, children, parents, physical activity, healthy diet
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The basics of self-defense for helping professions
Hakl, Martin ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Dvorský, Jaroslav (referee)
Title: The basics of self-defense for helping professions Goals: The goal of this work is to define risks arising from the nature of the helping professions and to find out possibilities leading to minimization of these risks. The main goal of this work is to develop a training program for clients who face attacks not only on the performance of their profession but also on their life or health. Methods: The identifying of risks and oportunities for target group training was performed using analysis of available resources and using exploratory investigation carried out with target group representatives. Selecting the most appropriate tactical and strategic solutions, defensive techniques, training methods and pedagogical procedures has been conducted by facts research in accessible resources in dealing with risky situation, self-defence, psychology, law, social communication and education.The verification and the modification of the training programme ran continuously during the test training with target groups and through consultations with experts in certain field. The final verification of the effectiveness of the created system was solved partly by the accreditation of relevant ministry to which competency the target groups belong and especially by the critical evaluation of invited consultants....
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Assessing the activity of ice hockey players depending on the size of the ice rink and the number of players in youth categories of ice hockey
Chmelíř, Lukáš ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Vojta, Zdeněk (referee)
Title: Assessing the activity of ice hockey players depending on the size of the ice rink and the number of players in youth categories of ice hockey Objectives: The main objective of the thesis is to compare the number of shots, goalkeeper saves, pass attempts, pass completions, time spent puckhandling, situations 1-1, fouls and goals in minihockey depending on the size of the playing area and the number of players. In order to fulfill the objective of the thesis the scientific question will be answered: What is the best organization of the game and the size of the ice rink based on proportionately the highest total viewed gaming activities? Methods: We analyze the viewed activities based on 40 video recordings of games of players born in 2007. These will be compared taking into consideration the individual game organization and structures of the ice rink; thereafter the statistical significance of individual differences will be determined. Subsequently, the raw scores will be converted into standardized scores, T- points. Based on the values of T-points the most appropriate size of the ice rink and number of players for an effective development of the gaming activities will be determined. Results: Based on an analysis of the minihockey gaming activities depending on the game organization and...
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One-sided strain as a risk factor of muscles imbalances in an ice-hockey training of children.
Pospíšil, Jaroslav ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Vojta, Zdeněk (referee)
Title: One-sided strain as a risk factor of muscles imbalances in an ice-hockey training of children. Objectives: The objectives of this diploma thesis is a contribution to the solution of one-sided strain problems of older primary-school-aged juniors and its influence on ontogenesis of somatic parameters of children that train ice hockey. Methods: The thesis considered theoretical ways that described a long term influence of ice hockey training on ontogenesis of players, related risks of muscles imbalances origin and possibilities how to compensate these muscles imbalances. A sample of 200 probands specialised in ice hockey training was selected for testing and a control sample of 200 probands without any sport specialisation composed of 50 probands of a birth year 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 respectively - primary-school-aged juniors. Six different exercises were selected for testing according to the inquiry methodology of Dostálová (2006) and Horkel (2001). Four out of those exercises tested muscles shortening and two exercises tested muscles debilitation. Results: The measured data were statistically assessed by two-sample t-test with equal variance. A long term influence of ice hockey training was confirmed. A significant muscle shortening of musculus iliopsoas of right lower extremity was...
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The comparison of the quantity of gaming activities of players in ice hockey dufield the game in a small space and the entire field at young school age.
Hučko, Petr ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
Title: The comparison of the quantity of gaming activities of players in ice hockey dufield the game in a small space and the entire field at young school age. Objectives: The aim was to find out on the basis of frequency of individual gaming activities by examining what is the moct effecient variant of the sice of the playing area due to the different number of players on the field dufield the ice hockey matches at young school age. Methods: The method of indirect observation was used, namely the video analysis. I watched 14 game, which 10 games were played on 1/3 field and 4 games were played on the entire field. All data were acquired dufield the 2014/2015 season in the age group of primary school age, specifically in the 4th grade players. The sample consisted od 42 subjects. The obtained values were put into created tables and then statistically evaluated and compared to find the most effective option. Results: Based on the video analysis and statistical evaluation od the data, it was found that minihockey played on 1/3 of the fiedl was more effective in two out of three cases. In terms of frequency of shooting and keeping the puck was the allover 5 against 5 hockey much more effective, on the other hand the least effective was minihockey 5 to 5 on 1/3 of the field. The passing rate had...
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Importance of parental support in long-term sports training for children (chosen sports industry as an example)
Radostová, Zuzana ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Vojta, Zdeněk (referee)
Title: Importance of parental support in long-term sports training for children (chosen sports industry as an example) Objectives: Main goal of this work is to find out how much and how active parents are when it comes to sports training of their children and secondly, how much are they invested in overal development and education of their children. Methods: Empiric research is applied and for purpose of this work, mixed method of quantitative and qualitative research will be used. Currently, mixed research is understood as design research, where at least one quantitive aspect is combined with at least one qualitative approach, data collection or data analysis. Basic assumption is, that qualitative and quantitative approach combined allows better understanding of research problem, than only one of them (compare. Creswell a Plano Clark, 2007). Statistic methods will be used for data. Results: Interviews were done with parents of children (years 2010 - 2006). That means the oldest children were mome at the time. In these categories, parents are still very invested in many aspects. The parents visit matches of their children very often if not all the matches, they can come to Almost all the parents monitor the equipment their child uses and make sure the child has everything he/she needs for the...
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Comparison annual training cycle of four teams in a base of chosen indicators of training load in floorball
Čížek, Jan ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Skružný, Zdeněk (referee)
Title: Comparison annual training cycle of four teams in a base of chosen indicators of training load in floorball Objectives Main objective of this graduation theses is to compare volume and specifity of training load in annual training cycle. Tested subjects are two teams from season 2004/2005 TJ JM Chodov and HC Rychenberg, two current teams from season 2012/2013 TJ JM Chodov and Tatran Střešovice. Methods: I used method of analysis and method of comparison. I applied method of analysis in sorting of data and method of comparison in subsequent comparing of annual training cycle. Results: I found out, that the annual training cycle is mainly different in specifity of training load. Training load is heading from training of universal condition to gaining universal and specified condition in scope of activity in training of game skills. Results are presented by using tablets and column graphs. Keywords: floorball, annual training cycle, training volume, specifity of training load, training unit
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The comparison of time utilization of ice-hockey players during the competition on a small area and on the whole skating ring (Pee-Wee).
Slánský, Jan ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Arnošt, Pavel (referee)
Title: The comparison of time utilization of ice-hockey players during the competition on a small area and on the whole skating ring (Pee-Wee). Goal: To compare and determine the most proper combination of size of the playing area and the number of younger school age players during an ice-hockey match. Methodics: File for research: 25 video recordings from ice-hockey competition of Pee-Wee age children on skating rings of three different sizes. Three players with different level of abilities were chosen from every competition. The result of the evaluation is the total ice time during the game and also the time players were on the puck. Statistic methods: A direct method of observing was used during the evaluation of individual players. To generalize the results an analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used. Conclusion: The analysis of the research showed that active participation of as many players as possible in an ice-hockey match is the best possible through combination of half size skating ring with two teams playing four on four. Key words: ice hockey, younger school age, time on the puck
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Policy of sport talented youth promotion in the Czech Republic and republic of Austria
Mejdřická, Klára ; Slepičková, Irena (advisor) ; Perič, Tomáš (referee)
Title: Policy of sport talented youth promotion in the Czech Republic and republic of Austria Objectives: Main goal of this thesis is focused on comparison between Czech and Austrian policy of talented youth in sport. To find out the biggest differences between these two systems and due to this findings try to suggest recommendation to one or the other country. Methods: Comparative analysis based on the collected secondary data. Results: Both systems are different in all areas that I compared. There are some slight differences as some bigger once. Diverse organization of sport, funding of sport but the main difference was found within the school system in a matter of support to students in their sport career as at the same time educationally. Key words: Sport, talented youth in sport, sport legislation, organization of sport, funding of sport, youth Olympics.
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Opinion and attitude of school children to the physical education and sport
Jansová, Kateřina ; Perič, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kaplan, Aleš (referee)
Title: Opinion and attitude of school children to the physical education and sport Objectives: Main objective of the diploma work is to study opinions and attitude of school children aged 11-15 years using the questionnaire DIPO - J (Dimension of attitude for children). The survey will be carried out at second grade of elementary schools in the chosen classes with the sport and regular educational programme. The obtained results will be analysed according to the sex and age groups 11-13 years and 14-15 years. Results will be compared with the surveys about school children done with the questionnaire DIPO - J in the years 1983 to 2013. Methods: The survey has been done using questionnaires DIPO - J from professor PhDr. Bohumil Svoboda, DrSc. It contains altogether 60 questions that map opinions and attitude in the following 6 dimensions: Dimension I. - Attitude to the performance, health and physical fitness. Dimension II. - Attitude to the development of personality, character and abilities. Dimension III. - Attitude to the social experience, behaviour and conduct, friendship. Dimension IV. - Attitude to stress, risk, courage and adventure. Dimension V. - Attitude to the aesthetic experience on TV and sport, beauty and gracefulness of movement. Dimension VI. - Attitude to relaxation, compensation...
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